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pads_backannotate(1) 1.8.2.20130925 pads_backannotate(1) NAME pads_backannotate - backannotates changes from a PADS engineering change order (ECO) file to schematic SYNOPSIS pads_backannotate -h|--help pads_backannotate -V|--version pads_backannotate [options] ecofile.eco infile1.sch [infile2.sch ...] DESCRIPTION The pads_backannotate program reads an engineering change order (ECO) file generated by the PADS program and backannotates the requested changes to a gschem schematic or schematics. Refer to the PADS manual for a complete description of the ECO file format. OPTIONS -h, --help prints help message and exits -n, --nocopy Leave the modified schematic files in new files whose names are generated by appending .new to the original file names. The de- fault is to overwrite the original. -v, --verbose operate verbosely -V, --version prints version information and exits EXIT STATUS pads_backannotate will return 0 if all files processed successfully, non-zero if the command did not complete successfully. BUGS Rather than parsing and processing schematic files directly, this util- ity should be rewritten using the gEDA scheme API. This would take ad- vantage of the existing parsers for the schematic files. Reference designator renaming is fully supported. Pin and gate swap- ping is parsed but not automatically applied to the schematic database. Instead, a report listing the manual pin and gate swapping that is re- quired. The other features of the ECO file are not supported yet. SEE ALSO gnetlist(1), gschem(1) Also refer to "Forward/Backward Annotation Between gEDA/gaf and PADS PowerPCB" which may be found at http://wiki.geda-project.org/geda:fbab- gapp gEDA Project September 25th, 2013 pads_backannotate(1)
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