Re: gEDA-user: picture in rotated symbols

[DJ Delorie <dj@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> The right symbol looks nice.

Thanks!  I have a more 3-d version now.  I updated the photo:

  http://www.delorie.com/pcb/tmp/rotated-symbol-pix.png

> Are you drawing a breadboard schematic in gschem ?

Actually, I'm *recording* a breadboard layout in gschem, and that kind
of symbol is much more compact than the default one, when you include
refdes and value.  Breadboard first, use the schematic as a "note
pad".  This is the project:

  http://www.delorie.com/electronics/r32c-breakout/

and the schematics:

  http://www.delorie.com/electronics/r32c-breakout/E8a_HEW.pdf

The 2nd-rightmost photo is the current breadboard layout; I've got the
chip working with Renesas's programmer (white rectangle lower right)
but I next want to get it working with my Linux-based hardware (usb,
lower middle).  It took a while to get it working, so I didn't want to
lose all that work once I start rewiring it for my pod.


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