no, I'm pretty certain (95%) that it is not gsch2pcb causing the
problem. It
is almost certainly gnetlist.
gnetlist -g PCB -o myfile.net mysch1.sch mysch2.sch ...
Fair enough. In the backend gnet-PCB.scm, this fcn:
(define (PCB:display-connections nets)
(apply format #f "~:@{~A-~A ~}\n" nets))
is called by this one:
(define (PCB:write-net netnames port)
(if (not (null? netnames))
(let ((netname (car netnames)))
(display netname port)
(display "\t" port)
(display (gnetlist:wrap (PCB:display-connections (gnetlist:get-all-connections
netname)) 200 " \\") port)
(PCB:write-net (cdr netnames) port))))
The magic number 200 is an arg to gnetlist:wrap, which is supposed to
take a long string and wrap it after some number of chars (in this
case 200). I wonder if this is failing somehow?
Maybe Harold needs to bump up 200 to some larger value?
Stuart
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