Re: gEDA-user: gnetlist verilog back end gnet-verilog.scm

2009-02-10 Thread Mike Jarabek
John Griessen wrote: > This is probably a Mike Jarabek question: > Could be... Sorry for the delay, got swamped. > I don't get usable hierarchic netlist output when I have placed schematics > and use the gnet-verilog.scm back-end. > It drops the module definitions and endmodule statements of th

Re: gEDA-user: gnetlist verilog back end gnet-verilog.scm

2009-02-10 Thread John Griessen
Paul Tan wrote: > Hi John, > > There is a BASH script "geda_hier_tools.bsh" to generate > Hierarchical Verilog netlist Thanks Paul, I'm wanting to get things going in an easy to maintain way with as few steps as possible. I'd like to do it in scheme, from one launch of gnetlist, if possible.

Re: gEDA-user: gnetlist verilog back end gnet-verilog.scm

2009-02-09 Thread Paul Tan
(hierarchy-traversal "disabled") This is needed, because Verilog needs a "non-flatten" hierarchy. The example shows that. Hope that helps Best Regards, Paul Tan -Original Message- From: John Griessen To: gEDA user mailing list Sent: Mon, 9 Feb 2009 1:22 pm Subjec

gEDA-user: gnetlist verilog back end gnet-verilog.scm

2009-02-09 Thread John Griessen
This is probably a Mike Jarabek question: I don't get usable hierarchic netlist output when I have placed schematics and use the gnet-verilog.scm back-end. It drops the module definitions and endmodule statements of the placed symbols that refer to schematics. So, is that the normal behavior, a