NAME
gsymcheck - gEDA/gaf Symbol Checker
SYNOPSIS
gsymcheck [-h] [-v] [-q] symbol1 [... symbolN]
DESCRIPTION
gsymcheck is a symbol checker for gEDA/gaf. Here is a list of checks
that gsymcheck performs:
· Checks for graphical= attribute (if present does varied tests)
· Checks for the device= attribute
· Checks for various other missing attributes (pinlabel, pintype,
pinseq, footprint, refdes)
· Checks to make sure that the active pin end is on the 100 unit grid.
· Checks the uses of the various attributes (duplicates, incorrect
syntax, invalid values, etc...)
· Checks for obsolete, old, and forbidden attributes
· Checks for any nets or buses within a symbol
· Checks for any other connections within a symbol
· Checks to make sure the number of pins is the correct number
OPTIONS
gsymcheck accepts the following options:
-q Quiet mode on. This mode turns off all
warnings/notes/messages. (optional)
-v Verbose mode 1. This mode will show all error messages
(optional)
-vv Verbose mode 2. This mode will show all error and warning
messages (optional)
-vvv Verbose mode 2. This mode will show all error, warning, and
info messages (optional)
-h Usage summary / gsymcheck help
symbol1 [... symbolN]
At least one symbol file must be specified. If multiple
symbols are specified then they are sequentially read in and
checked. It is important that the schematic(s) follow all the
options (ie last).
EXAMPLES
Here are some examples on how to run gsymcheck:
To get usage information just run:
gsymcheck
To actually check a symbol with just error counts, run:
gsymcheck symbolfilename.sym
To get the actuall error messages, run:
gsymcheck -v symbolfilename.sym
To see all the error messages and warnings, run:
gsymcheck -vv symbolfilename.sym
To see all the error messages, warnings, and parse info, run:
gsymcheck -vvv symbolfilename.sym
ENVIRONMENT
gsymcheck respects the following environment variable:
GEDADATA
specifies where the various required scheme and rc files are
located (the default is ${prefix}/share/gEDA). This
environment variables does not need to be set by the end user
unless they are moving the executables to a new install
${prefix}.
AUTHOR
Ales Hvezda and many others
SEE ALSO
gschem(1), gnetlist(1)
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 1999-2008 Ales Hvezda
This document can be freely redistributed according to the terms of the
GNU General Public License version 2.0