Re: gEDA-user: pcb: C-in-a-circle copyright?

[Dave N6NZ <n6nz@xxxxxxxx>]

PolyFonts -- that's what I was thinking of.

http://gameprogrammer.com/polyfonts/polyfonts.html

Has stroke, outline, and polygon fonts available under various licenses. 
  Seems to me that the stroke fonts and associated API should be 
relatively easy to integrate. The polygon fonts are made up of a mesh of 
triangles and would scale very nicely, but that would require a new 
primitive in PCB.

-dave


DJ Delorie wrote:
>> what about making the math routines to make the proper vectors in  
>> gerbers?
>>
>> i doubt that bezier curves are supported  but breaking them down to  
>> arc's and lines should not be too difficult.
> 
> If anyone wants to play with this, just use the math to produce
> default_font.  You have to simulate curves with line segments, though.
> 
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