for better consistency floater=... attribute for text floaters changed to name=... so token name matches instance refdes (name=...). Documentation added for netlist_dir (netlisting.html) and local_netlist_dir
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@ -25,12 +25,28 @@ p{padding: 15px 30px 10px;}
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<kbd>VHDL</kbd>. Netlisting mode can be set in the <kbd>Options</kbd> menu
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(<kbd>Vhdl</kbd>, <kbd>Verilog</kbd> <kbd>Spice</kbd> radio buttons)
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or with the <kbd><Shift>V</kbd> key. Once a netlist mode is set, hitting the
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<kbd>Netlist</kbd> button on the top-right of the menu bar or the <kbd><Shift>N</kbd>
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key will produce the netlist file in the defined simulation directory.
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<kbd>Netlist</kbd> button on the top-right of the menu bar or the <kbd>n</kbd>
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key will produce the netlist file in the defined simulation directory.<br>
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The simulation directory is one important path that is specified in the <kbd>xschemrc</kbd>
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file, if no one is defined XSCHEM will prompt for a directory.
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file with the tcl variable <kbd>netlist_dir</kbd> (default if unset is <kbd>~/.xschem/simulations</kbd>)
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if <kbd>netlist_dir</kbd> is set to empty value (<kbd>set netlist_dir {}</kbd>)
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xschem will prompt user the first time the netlist is created.<br>
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The path where netlists are produced can be changed with the
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<kbd>Simulation->Set netlist dir</kbd> menu entry.
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<kbd>Simulation->Set netlist dir</kbd> menu entry or simply by changing the
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<kbd>netlist_dir</kbd> variable, either
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in the xschemrc file or interactively by giving tcl commands.<br>
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If you use xschem interactively by giving tcl commands you may do something like:<br>
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<kbd>set netlist_dir [xschem get current_dirname]/spice; xschem netlist</kbd><br>
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to have the netlist saved into a <kbd>spice/</kbd> folder into the directory containing the current
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schematic (this directory is not necessarily the current directory, like 'pwd').
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There is also a <kbd>local_netlist_dir</kbd> variable. If this variable is set to 1
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(default setting if unspecified is 0) instead of using <kbd>~/.xschem/simulations</kbd>
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the netlist will be saved in <kbd>(directory of current schematic)/simulation</kbd>
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The netlist filename is <kbd>cellname.ext</kbd> where <kbd>cellname</kbd> is the name of the
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top-level schematic from which the netlist has been generated, and <kbd>ext</kbd> is the
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file extension:</p>
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@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ const char *get_text_floater(int i)
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if(xctx->text[i].floater_instname)
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instname = xctx->text[i].floater_instname;
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else
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instname = get_tok_value(xctx->text[i].prop_ptr, "floater", 0);
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instname = get_tok_value(xctx->text[i].prop_ptr, "name", 0);
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inst = get_instance(instname);
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if(inst >= 0) {
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if(xctx->text[i].floater_ptr) {
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@ -744,9 +744,9 @@ int set_text_flags(xText *t)
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t->flags |= strcmp(str, "bold") ? 0 : TEXT_BOLD;
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str = get_tok_value(t->prop_ptr, "hide", 0);
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t->flags |= strcmp(str, "true") ? 0 : HIDE_TEXT;
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str = get_tok_value(t->prop_ptr, "floater", 0);
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str = get_tok_value(t->prop_ptr, "name", 0);
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t->flags |= xctx->tok_size ? TEXT_FLOATER : 0;
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my_strdup2(_ALLOC_ID_, &t->floater_instname, get_tok_value(t->prop_ptr, "floater", 0));
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my_strdup2(_ALLOC_ID_, &t->floater_instname, str);
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}
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return 0;
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}
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src/xinit.c
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src/xinit.c
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/* set tcl netlist_dir if netlist_dir given on cmdline */
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if(cli_opt_netlist_dir[0]) tclsetvar("netlist_dir", cli_opt_netlist_dir);
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if(!set_netlist_dir(0, NULL)) {
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const char *n;
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n = tclgetvar("netlist_dir");
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fprintf(errfp, "problems creating netlist directory %s\n", n ? n : "<NULL>");
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}
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/*
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* if(!set_netlist_dir(0, NULL)) {
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* const char *n;
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* n = tclgetvar("netlist_dir");
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* fprintf(errfp, "problems creating netlist directory %s\n", n ? n : "<NULL>");
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* }
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*/
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if(cli_opt_initial_netlist_name[0]) my_strncpy(xctx->netlist_name, cli_opt_initial_netlist_name, S(cli_opt_initial_netlist_name));
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enable_layers();
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#### If unset $USER_CONF_DIR/simulations is assumed (normally ~/.xschem/simulations)
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# set netlist_dir $env(HOME)/.xschem/simulations
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##### if this is set to '1' netlists and simulations will go into a simulation/ folder
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##### inside the directory containing the top level schematic. Default: not set (0)
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# set local_netlist_dir 1
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###########################################################################
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#### NETLIST AND HIERARCHICAL PRINT EXCLUDE PATTERNS
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###########################################################################
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@ -177,20 +177,14 @@ T {set between 0 and 1
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to simulate
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sun radiation
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level} 10 -440 0 0 0.2 0.2 {}
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T {@name} 875 -698.75 0 0 0.3 0.3 {floater=L2
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layer=7}
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T {@value} 875 -673.75 0 0 0.3 0.3 {floater=L2
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layer=7}
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T {m=@m} 875 -648.75 0 0 0.3 0.3 {floater=L2
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layer=7}
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T {@name} 875 -698.75 0 0 0.3 0.3 {layer=7 name=L2}
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T {@value} 875 -673.75 0 0 0.3 0.3 {layer=7 name=L2}
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T {m=@m} 875 -648.75 0 0 0.3 0.3 {layer=7 name=L2}
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T {Floater text
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example} 850 -820 0 0 0.4 0.4 {}
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T {@name} 985 -308.75 0 1 0.3 0.3 {floater=C1
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layer=7}
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T {@value} 985 -286.25 0 1 0.3 0.3 {floater=C1
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layer=7}
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T {m=@m} 985 -263.75 0 1 0.3 0.3 {floater=C1
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layer=7}
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T {@name} 985 -308.75 0 1 0.3 0.3 {layer=7 name=C1}
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T {@value} 985 -286.25 0 1 0.3 0.3 {layer=7 name=C1}
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T {m=@m} 985 -263.75 0 1 0.3 0.3 {layer=7 name=C1}
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T {Floater text
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example} 870 -440 0 0 0.4 0.4 {}
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N 1010 -210 1100 -210 {lab=0}
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