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2010-01-06Update eagle to 4.16r2.obache3-12/+124
(distfile for 4.14 are not available, so up to latest for 4.1x). Release notes for EAGLE 4.16r2 ============================ * Bugfixes: - Fixed generating pixmaps that are much longer in one dimension with the EXPORT IMAGE command. - Fixed handling the net class when renaming a net segment to a new name. - Fixed a crash when clicking into the empty area of the Technologies dialog. - Fixed an 'Internal polygon error 73' when zooming far in on a board that contains smds with a roundness other than 0. Release notes for EAGLE 4.16r1 ============================== * Bugfixes: - Fixed handling '\' in UNC program file name under Windows XP in case the program is installed on a server. - Fixed handling the ESCape key in ULPs with nested dialogs. - Fixed handling the program file name under Windows if it starts with ".\". - Fixed handling German umlauts in the User Language functions strupr(), strlwr(), toupper() and tolower() under Windows and Mac OS X. - Fixed setting the current item in the Control Panel's tree view when drag&dropping a package into a library in case there is also a device set with the same name. - Fixed unexpected airwires in case an open Pwr pin is connected to a net with the same name, or a Supply pin with the same name is placed on an open Pwr pin. - Fixed printing rotated or mirrored texts under Linux and Mac OS X. - Fixed handling upper/lowercase when licensing under Windows on a server. - Fixed handling the highest byte of the Palette values in the eaglerc file. - Fixed handling polygons with only two edges, in case one of them is an arc. Release notes for EAGLE 4.16 ============================ * Bugfixes: - Fixed CUT/PASTE of net classes (only the first two were actually pasted). - Fixed handling library name after "Save as" (was wrong in Description editor). - Fixed CHANGE PACKAGE/TECHNOLOGY in case a device contains more than 254 technologies (which was possible due to a missing check in the technology dialog of the device editor). - Fixed the technology dialog in the device editor, so that it doesn't accept more than 254 technologies per package variant. - Fixed a possible data corruption when a supply pin overwrites a net name. Leftover pin references that may have been caused by such a data corruption are automatically deleted during the next library update. - Fixed an unexpected "Cancel" button in some message boxes. - Fixed generating annulus symbols for pads that have the NOTHERMALS flag set. - Fixed faulty splitting of arcs near their end points. - Fixed a rounding error in handling rectangle coordinates and wire curves. - Fixed moving mirrored packages with polygons in a board (polygons were displayed in the wrong layer). - Fixed faulty "Change Class..." lines in the EXPORT NETLIST output from a schematic. - Fixed a problem with getting the program directory name under Windows XP if the console version of EAGLE was started without a full path name. - Fixed a possible crash when canceling the console version of EAGLE with Ctrl+C under Windows XP. - Fixed loading a text file on Windows XP from a non-Windows server (the file was not editable even though it was writable in the file system). - Fixed storing Undo data when doing a library update where the sequence of gates had changed in a device. If doing UNDO followed by REDO after such an update, some of the part's gates may have been swapped. Release notes for EAGLE 4.15 ============================ * Bugfixes: - The CHANGE PACKAGE command now updates the package in the board with the version from the schematic, in order to avoid problems in case a REPLACE has been done in the board while the schematic was closed. - Fixed handling access to the individual characters of a string in ULPs on Mac OS X. - The COPY command now updates the package in the board with the version from the schematic _before_ actually adding the copied part, in order to avoid problems in case a REPLACE has been done in the board while the schematic was closed. - The library update now reports a modification to the board even if it was just the renaming of some packages due to a previous REPLACE with the schematic closed. - Fixed handling empty strings in dlgListView. - Fixed clearing the selection of a dlgListView. - Fixed setting user defined default Design Rules when loading an existing library from within a project. - Fixed an extra line that appeared when closing a group with the right mouse button in case the group was empty. - Fixed a possible crash in UL_WIRE.pieces(). - Fixed cursor positioning after an error message regarding a loop member in a ULP.
2009-06-14Remove @dirrm entries from PLISTsjoerg1-16/+1
2009-05-19Use standard location for LICENSE line (in MAINTAINER/HOMEPAGE/COMMENTwiz1-4/+4
block). Uncomment some commented out LICENSE lines while here.
2008-03-03Mechanical changes to add full DESTDIR support to packages that installjlam1-4/+6
their files via a custom do-install target.
2007-07-29* Add new emulator framework in pkgsrc/mk/emulator that handles alljlam1-10/+5
binary-only packages that require binary "emulation" on the native operating system. Please see pkgsrc/mk/emulator/README for more details. * Teach the plist framework to automatically use any existing PLIST.${EMUL_PLATFORM} as part of the default PLIST_SRC definition. * Convert all of the binary-only packages in pkgsrc to use the emulator framework. Most of them have been tested to install and deinstall correctly. This involves the following cleanup actions: * Remove use of custom PLIST code and use PLIST.${EMUL_PLATFORM} more consistently. * Simplify packages by using default INSTALL and DEINSTALL scripts instead of custom INSTALL/DEINSTALL code. * Remove "SUSE_COMPAT32" and "PKG_OPTIONS.suse" from pkgsrc. Packages only need to state exactly which emulations they support, and the framework handles any i386-on-x86_64 or sparc-on-sparc64 uses. * Remove "USE_NATIVE_LINUX" from pkgsrc. The framework will automatically detect when the package is installing on Linux. Specific changes to packages include: * Bump the PKGREVISIONs for all of the suse100* and suse91* packages due to changes in the +INSTALL/+DEINSTALL scripts used in all of the packages. * Remove pkgsrc/emulators/suse_linux, which is unused by any packages. * cad/lc -- remove custom code to create the distinfo file for all supported platforms; just use "emul-fetch" and "emul-distinfo" instead. * lang/Cg-compiler -- install the shared libraries under ${EMULDIR} instead of ${PREFIX}/lib so that compiled programs will find the shared libraries. * mail/thunderbird-bin-nightly -- update to latest binary distributions for supported platforms. * multimedia/ns-flash -- update Linux version to 9.0.48 as the older version is no longer available for interactive fetch. * security/uvscan -- set LD_LIBRARY_PATH explicitly so that it's not necessary to install library symlinks into ${EMULDIR}/usr/local/lib. * www/firefox-bin-flash -- update Linux version to 9.0.48 as the older version is no longer available for interactive fetch.
2006-05-22Move the check-shlibs target from bsd.pkg.mk to bsd.pkg.check.mk wherejlam1-2/+1
it will live with other "check" targets run after package installation. Get rid of SHLIB_HANDLING, whose meaning had mutated over the years from one thing to another. Currently, it is used to basically note whether the system's "ldd" command can be usefully run on the package's binaries and libraries. Rename this variable to CHECK_SHLIBS_SUPPORTED for more clarity. CHECK_SHLIBS is now a variable set exclusively by the user in /etc/mk.conf to note whether the check for missing run-time search paths is performed after a package is installed. It defaults to "no" unless PKG_DEVELOPER is set.
2006-04-22Removed the superfluous "quotes" and 'quotes' from variables that don'trillig1-2/+2
need them, for example RESTRICTED and SUBST_MESSAGE.*.
2006-02-05Recursive revision bump / recommended bump for gettext ABI change.joerg1-1/+2
2005-12-12First step at reworking Linux binary packages.joerg1-5/+4
Change most pkgs to depend on either emulators/suse_linux/Makefile.application (normal pkgs) or Makefile.common (suse91 and suse themselves) to filter out Operating Systems without Linux ABI support. Use CPU masks to limit the pkg to supported platforms.
2005-06-16Create directories before installing files into them.jlam1-1/+2
2005-05-30Update to 4.14. OK'd by Rene Hexel.bouyer3-16/+36
2005-02-23Add RMD160 digests in addition to SHA1 ones.agc1-1/+2
2004-02-25Update cad/eagle to 4.11, from Ossi Herrala in PR pkg/24552.xtraeme3-18/+48
Changes: Library Management * Packages and Device Sets can now be copied into the currently edited library from other libraries, either through Drag&Drop from the Control Panel or by using the COPY command's new extended syntax (see "Help Copy"). * New package variants can now be created by directly using packages from other libraries, either through Drag&Drop from the Control Panel or by using the PACKAGE command's new extended syntax. * The packages of the currently edited library can now be updated with those from other libraries, either through Drag&Drop from the Control Panel or by using the UPDATE command's new extended syntax. And more! please review this link to see a full list of changes: http://www.cadsoft.de/version41.htm
2004-01-20Move WRKSRC definition away from the first paragraph in a Makefile.agc1-2/+2
2003-07-21COMMENT should start with a capital letter.martti1-2/+2
2003-07-17s/netbsd.org/NetBSD.org/grant1-2/+2
2003-03-26De-confusify: Let emulators/suse_*/Makefile.* _not_ include bsd.pkg.mk, but ↵jschauma1-2/+2
rather make all packages that use linux emulation include bsd.pkg.mk as the last files just like any normal package.
2002-09-13Update eagle to 4.09r2. Changes include some device additions to therh3-63/+111
library and minor bugfixes. Update provided by <igy@arhc.org>. This closes PR pkg/18279.
2002-09-12Standardize.wiz1-3/+3
2002-04-04Use "suse_linux/Makefile.application" to pick correct SuSE packages.tron1-3/+4
2002-02-15mkdir -> ${MKDIR}skrll1-2/+2
rmdir -> ${RMDIR} rm -> ${RM} (${RM} added to PLIST_SUBST) chmod -> ${CHMOD} chown -> ${CHOWN}
2001-11-01Move pkg/ files into package's toplevel directoryzuntum3-2/+2
2001-06-05updated to version 4.03e, old version no longer on server.dillo3-13/+13
2001-04-26Update eagle to 4.01e. Notable changes include:rh3-43/+211
* Control Panel - The Control Panel now has a "Tree View" which provides an overview over all areas of EAGLE, like Libraries, User Language Programs, Projects etc. The Control Panel's tree view supports "Drag&Drop" to copy or move files and directories. - Objects in the tree view have a context menu that can be accessed by pressing the right mouse button. - The menu option "Save project as..." is no longer available. - New projects can now be created via the context menu in the "Projects" tree item, or by selecting "File/New/Project" from the Control Panel. - The path settings in "Options/Directories" can now use the special names "$HOME" and "$EAGLEDIR" to access the user's home directory or the EAGLE installation directory, respectively. - The new "Auto backup" feature will automatically save any modified drawing into a safety backup file after a certain time. * New Project Structure - The names of files that are under the current project directory are no longer written as absolute paths into the 'eagle.epf' file, but rather relative to the project directory. This allows for complete project directories to be easily copied or renamed. - A project is now held in a subdirectory that contains a file named 'eagle.epf' (which stores the location and settings of open windows). * User Interface - The textual command menu can now be configured to display aliased command buttons as well as submenus (see HELP MENU for details). - Changes made in the "Options/User interface" dialog now take effect immediately for open editor windows. - The cursor inside a layout or schematic editor window can now be set to a "large" crosshair cursor (see "Options/User interface"). - The "Delete" icon was changed from a pencil with an eraser to an 'X'. - The "Split" icon was changed to better indicate what will happen. * Keyboard and mouse control - Alt-0 no longer popups up the window list, but leads directly to the Control Panel. - Pressing the Ctrl key while moving the mouse now scrolls the draw window in any direction. - The mouse wheel now zooms in and out in editor windows (zoom factor can be adjusted in "Options/User interface/Mouse wheel zoom", a value of '0' disables this feature and the sign of this factor defines the direction of the zoom operation). * Screen display - The default for "minimum visible text size" has been changed to 3. - The display mode parameter FAST has been dropped. - By default the zoom factor in editor windows is limited so that the resulting virtual drawing area does not exceed the 16-bit coordinate range. This is necessary to avoid problems with graphics drivers that are not 32-bit proof. If the graphics driver on a particular system can handle coordinates that exceeed the 16-bit range, "Options/User interface/Limit zoom factor" can be switched off allow larger zoom factors. * Design Rules - EAGLE now supports a full set of Design Rules that are stored inside the board file (and can also be saved to disk files). Both the Design Rule Check and the Autorouter will use the same set of rules. - Newly created boards take their design rules from the file 'default.dru', which is searched for in the first directory listed in the "Options/Directories/Design rules" path. - Cream mask values are now measured "inwards" and thus have a positive sign. - The parameters AnnulusConduct and ThermalConduct are no longer available. There are now checkboxes in the Design Rules dialog's "Supply" tab that define whether a Thermal or Annulus symbol shall have a "Restring" or not. * Net Classes - Nets and Signals now have a new parameter called "Net Class". * Polygons - When calculating polygons, the minimum distances defined in the design rules and net classes will be taken into account. * Design Rule Check - The DRC now runs a lot faster. - Progress is now displayed in a progress bar. - Polygons from different signals with the same 'rank' are checked against each other. - The 'overlap' and 'minimum distance' check are no longer separate checks. - The DRC no longer checks an individual signal against everything else. The newly introduced "Net Classes" can be used to do this. - The rectangle for a selective DRC can now be defined with "click&drag" (just as in the WINDOW command). - Holes are no longer checked in the "Grid" check (only pads, vias, smds and wires in signal layers are checked). - Any objects in signal layers within a package are now checked against each other. * Long strings - All names, values and texts can now be of any length. - The User Language constants regarding name lengths still exist, but the program uses these constants only for formatted output as in the EXPORT command. They are still present for compatibility only. - There is no more limit to the number of members in a bus (bus index values are limited to 0..511). - Bus member names can now contain any characters, except ':', ',', '[', ']' and blanks. * Wire styles - Wires now have a new parameter 'Style', which can be set to one of the following values: Continuous _______________ (default) LongDash ___ ___ ___ ___ ShortDash _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ DashDot ___ . ___ . ___ - The variable for setting the bend type of a wire has been renamed from Wires_Style to Wire_Bend to avoid confusing the two parameters. * Text fonts - Texts can now have three different fonts: 'Vector' the program's internal vector font (as used in previous versions) 'Proportional' a proportional pixel font (usually 'Helvetica') 'Fixed' a monospaced pixel font (usually 'Courier') - When updating drawings from older versions, all texts are converted to 'Proportional' font, except for those in layers Top...Bottom, tRestrict and bRestrict, since these texts probably need to be subtracted from signal polygons, which only works with the 'Vector' font. - The program makes great efforts to output texts with fonts other than 'Vector' as good as possible. However, since the actual font is drawn by the system's graphics interface, 'Proportional' and 'Fixed' fonts may be output with different sizes and/or lengths. * Pads and Vias - The diameter of pads and vias is now derived from the drill diameter using the Design Rules (the pad and via diameter '0' is now allowed and results in a diameter that is derived from the current design rules). If a pad is defined with a diameter that exceeds the one that would result from the current design rules, the larger diameter is taken. The default value for the diameter of newly created pads and vias is now '0' to allow the Design Rules to define the actual diameters. - Pads can have different shapes on Top and Bottom (they will always be 'round' on the inner layers). - The via shape now only applies to the outer layers (they will always be 'round' on the inner layers). - The diameter of pads with shape X/YLongOct now defines the smaller side of the pad (formerly the wider side). Existing files will be modified accordingly during the update. - By default vias no longer generate Thermal symbols in supply layers. * Round SMDs - SMDs have a new parameter "Roundness", which can range between 0 and 100 and defines the percentage by which the corners are "rounded". A value of 0 (default) results in a rectangle, while a value of 100 results in a circular shape (if the x and y dimension of the SMD are the same), which can be used for BGAs. - The SMD command accepts roundness values as numbers with a leading '-' (to be able to distinguish it from the SMD size values). The CHANGE command has a new option "Roundness". * New Library structure - What was called a "Device" in previous versions is now called a "Device Set". A "Device Set" consists of the gate definitions and several actual devices, implemented through "Package Variants" - The PACKAGE command can now assign several different package variants to a device (as in 7400N, 7400D,...). - The new command TECHNOLOGY can be used to define various "technology" variants for a device's package variants (as in 74LS00N, 74S00N,...). - The CHANGE command has the new options PACKAGE and TECHNOLOGY, which can be used to select from the packages and/or technologies a device set defines. This can be done from within the schematic or board. - The new command DESCRIPTION can be used to provide detailed textual information about a device, package or library. - The CONNECT dialog now allows copying pin/pad connections from an other package variant. Only those package variants are offered in the "Copy from" combo box that have the same pad names as the current package variant (only connected pads are checked). - The CONNECT dialog now asks the user if he want's to discard any changes before cancelling the dialog. - The CONNECT command can now handle gate names that contain periods. - The device editor now displays a list of package variants, a preview of the current package and the description of the device. * Automatic Library update - If a library has been modified after parts or packages from it have been added to a schematic or board, the new command UPDATE can be used to automatically update all used library objects with their latest version (see "Help Update"). - The UPDATE command can be selected from the "Library" pulldown menu in a board or schematic, or from the context menu of a library in the Control Panel. It is also possible to drag&drop a library from the Control Panel onto a schematic or board drawing and perform the update that way. * Bill Of Material - The User Language Program 'bom.ulp' to generate the "Bill Of Material" has been rewritten. It now has a dialog in which the user can interactively generate the BOM, pulling in additional data from a user defined database file. Use "RUN bom.ulp" and click on the "Help" button for more information. * Generating Outlines for milling prototypes - The User Language Program 'outlines.ulp' can be used to generate the data necessary to control a milling machine for generating a prototype board. * User Language - The User Language now supports user defined dialogs as well as standard file dialogs and message boxes. - The RUN command now accepts additional arguments that are available to the ULP as 'argc' and 'argv' parameters. - Data can now be read into a ULP. - The new lookup() function can be used to perform database lookups. - The new fileglob() function can be used to do a directory search. - The new fileerror() function can be used check for I/O errors. - The 'exit()' function can now have a string parameter which is sent to the editor window and executed as a command string. - ULPs can now include other ULP files with the new #include directive. * Script files - Script files can now call other scripts (as long as no recursive call is made). - Script files can now contain comments. Everything after (and uncluding) a '#' character will be ignored. - The 'eagle.scr' file is now first searched for in the current project directory (which is equal to the current working directory in case there is no project open) and then in the directories listed in the Control Panel's "Options/Directories/Scripts". * Autorouter - The Autorouter can now route "through" signal polygons (this can be controlled by the new cost factor 'cfPolygon'). - The Autorouter control parameters are now stored inside the board file. They can be saved to and loaded from external files via the Autorouter dialog. Existing control files will be automatically read and stored in the board file when updating files from previous versions. - The Autorouter and DRC now use the same set of Design Rules. - When saving Autorouter control parameters to disk, the minimum distance parameters are no longer part of that file. - There can now be any number of 'Optimize' passes. By default there are now 4 'Optimize' passes. - Each pass can be separately activated or deactivated. - The Autorouter can now route different wire widths and minimum distances simultaneously by using "Net Classes". - The minimum routing grid is now 0.02mm (about 0.8mil). - The default control parameters and the internal handling of cfChangeDir have been modified to avoid jagged tracks. * ADD command - The ADD command can now be used with wildcards ('*' or '?') to find a specific device. The ADD dialog offers a tree view of the matching devices, as well as a preview of the device and package variant. - To add directly form a specific library, the command syntax ADD devicename@libraryname can be used. 'devicename' may contain wildcards and 'libraryname' can be either a plain library name (like "ttl" or "ttl.lbr") or a full file name (like "/home/mydir/myproject/ttl.lbr" or "../lbr/ttl"). - If a device or package shall be added, and there is already such an object (with the same name from the same library) in the drawing, an automatic library update will be performed which replaces the existing object in the drawing with the current version from the library. - The new command UPDATE can be used to update all parts in a board or schematic with modified library versions (see "Help Update"). * CHANGE command - CHANGE LAYER for wires and polygons now works between any layers within packages and symbols. * CONNECT command - Pressing the SPACE key in the CONNECT dialog while a list element has the focus will now perform the 'connect' or 'disconnect' action, respectively. * DELETE command - If the last supply symbol of a given type is deleted from a net segment that has the same name as the deleted supply pin, that segment is now given a newly generated name (if there are no other supply symbols still attached to that segment) or the name of one of the remaining supply symbols. * DISPLAY command - The new parameters '?' and '??' can be used to control what happens if a layer that is given in a DISPLAY command does not exist in the current drawing. See "Help Display" for details. * GROUP command - If the selected group is empty, the GROUP command no longer displays a message box saying "Group is empty". It rather prompts that message in the status bar (with a beep) and stays active for a new group definition. * ERC command - The ERC now lists the package names when reporting parts/ elements with inconsistent packages. - The ERC now detects inconsistencies between the implicit power and supply pins in the schematic and the actual signal connections in the board. - The ERC now checks for missing junctions and overlapping wires and pins. * ERRORS command - The ERRORS dialog is no longer modal (it stays "on top" of the editor window) and can be kept open while resuming normal editing in the editor window. The various error types are now listed more detailed. * EXPORT command - The EXPORT can now export image files (BMP, PNG, etc.). See "Help/EXPORT" for details. * NET and BUS command - If a net wire is placed at a point where there is already another net or bus wire or a pin, the current net wire will be ended at that point (in previous versions the user had to click twice to end a net wire). * PASTE command - When pasting objects into a drawing that already contains earlier (different) versions of these objects, an automatic library update will be performed which replaces the existing objects in the drawing with the new versions from the paste buffer. * PRINT command - The PRINT dialog's "Page setup" now allows border values that are smaller than the initial values derived from the printer driver. To get back to the original default you can enter '0'. * REMOVE command - The REMOVE command can now handle device, symbol and package names with extension (for example REMOVE name.pac). * RENAME command - The RENAME command now allows '.' in names. - The RENAME command can now handle device, symbol and package names with extension (for example RENAME name1.pac name2[.pac] - note that the extension is optional in the second parameter). * REPLACE command - The REPLACE command can no longer be used with active forward- and backannotation. This is due to the now complete definition of a device set with all its package variants. Use the CHANGE PACKAGE command to select one of the defined package variants, or use the UPDATE command to update a package with a modified version from the same library. * SET command - The SET options for Thermal and Annulus parameters as well as the Solder Stop and Cream mask data have been removed. - The SET variables DRC_SHOW and DRC_COLOR are now obsolete (progress in the Design Rule Check is now displayed in a progress bar). - The SET variable MAX_ERROR_ZOOM is now obsolete. The ERRORS dialog is no longer modal (it stays "on top" of the editor window) and zooming can be done with the usual WINDOW commands or buttons. * SHOW command - Highlighted objects are now kept highlighted during subsequent window operations. - Pressing ESCape in the SHOW command now lowlights the currently highlighted object. * USE command - The USE command is now mainly for use in script files. * CAM Processor - The CAM Processor no longer supports matrix printers. Use the PRINT command to print to the system printer. - The CAM Processor no longer prints sheets. Use the PRINT command instead. * Parameter storage - User specific parameters are now stored in an "eaglerc" file. At program start, parameters are read (in the given sequence) from the files prgdir/eaglerc /etc/eaglerc $HOME/.eaglerc where prgdir means the directory that contains the EAGLE program file. * Command line options - The options '-A' and '-T' are now obsolete (thermal and annulus data is now defined in the Design Rules). - The options '-B' and '-M' are now obsolete (solder stop and cream mask data is now defined in the Design Rules). - The option '-C' is now obsolete, since the CAM Processor no longer supports matrix printers (all printing is done with the PRINT command). - The options '-Z' and '-Y' are now obsolete (drill symbols are configured in "Options/Set/Drill" and are stored in the user specific "eaglerc" file). * Miscellaneous - The DOS and OS/2 platforms are no longer supported. - Due to changes in the file data structure you will most likely be asked whether to run the ERC when loading a board/schematic pair created with an earlier version of EAGLE. - Files from earlier versions of EAGLE may contain library objects with the same names. This was caused by PASTE or ADD operations with modified devices or packages. Version 4 no longer allows this to happen, and therefore needs to make sure updated files do not contain multiple objects with the same name. In order to assure this, the update routine adds the '@' character and a number to the names of such library objects. - The library editor can now edit devices and symbols, even if the user's license does not contain the schematic module. - Avoiding multiple 'Save?' prompts for boards and schematics that are connected via f/b annotation. - When a file is modified while updating from a previous version the resulting update report is now presented in a separate text window.
2001-04-17+ move the distfile digest/checksum value from files/md5 to distinfoagc1-1/+1
+ move the patch digest/checksum values from files/patch-sum to distinfo
2001-02-16Update to new COMMENT style: COMMENT var in Makefile instead of pkg/COMMENT.wiz2-2/+2
2001-02-06Unify format of MESSAGEs, and include RCS Ids.wiz1-2/+3
2000-10-15Initial import of eagle-3.92r0, an easy to use schematics and printedrh7-0/+520
circuit board editor.