Re: gEDA-dev: some suggestions

[John Griessen <john_g-at-NOSPAMcibolo_dot_com>]

John Griessen wrote:

> I was able to use names on central nodes of my subschematic and gnetlist 
> worked.

To clarify,  gnetlist made hierarchic names in a flat netlist, such as S1/R1, 
S2/R1 S3/R1  for the repeated parts, and also did not short the named net 
inside.  The named net inside was changed to S1/c S2/c S3/c etc.


So, it's called   hierarchy-netname-mangle eh?  The results are like a Cadence 
chip design flat netlist... huge long netnames if many levels of hier exist.

John G


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