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Is there a ULP script for exporting pin names?

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Hi,

 

I have a 48-pin microprocessor, and I'd like to make a bus for it in my schematic. Is there a way to export the pin names of the device from the library in a comma-delimited fashion?

 

Regards,

Tele

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    Am 16.03.2011 17:32, schrieb Telemachus:

    Hi,

     

    I have a 48-pin microprocessor, and I'd like to make a bus for it in my schematic. Is there a way to export the pin names of the device from the library in a comma-delimited fashion?

     

    Regards,

    Tele

     

    EXPORT script ...

     

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    I think the idea is that given a schematic that contains a BUS called "D0..15" and also a device that contains a symbol that has pins called "D0", "D1", ..., "D15", to somehow aid the connection of all those pins to that bus, rather than having to connect them one at a time.  Or at least get the names of all of the pins for use in a BUS command (so you can generate "bus A[0..31],B[0..31],RESET,CLOCK,IOSEL[0..1]"...

     

    That would be nice...

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    I think the idea is that given a schematic that contains a BUS called "D0..15" and also a device that contains a symbol that has pins called "D0", "D1", ..., "D15", to somehow aid the connection of all those pins to that bus, rather than having to connect them one at a time.  Or at least get the names of all of the pins for use in a BUS command (so you can generate "bus A[0..31],B[0..31],RESET,CLOCK,IOSEL[0..1]"...

     

    That would be nice...

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