gsymfix (/usr/bin/gsymfix): Version 0.8 Usage: gsymfix [option] symbol_file gsymfix reads a geda symbol file and does the following: - Prints a warning if there is no pinnumber attribute on a pin - Renumbers pinseq attributes on all pins, starting with 1 - Adds a pinseq attribute to a pin if none exists - Adds a pinlabel=n_a attribute to a pin if none exists - Adds a pintype=io attribute to a pin if none exists - Adds a numslots=0 attribute to the symbol if none exists - Adds a device=XXX attribute to the symbol if none exists - Adds a footprint=XXX attribute to the symbol if none exists The idea here is to fix common cut and paste issues and fix up the symbol so that it will pass gsymcheck with no errors or warnings. gsymfix accepts the following options: --help Displays this help message. --verbose Enables verbose output. --vverbose Enables *very* verbose output. --version Shows the version of this program. gsymfix was written by Mike Skerritt <mike@acornpacket.com>

Usage: gsymfix [option] symbol_file gsymfix reads a geda symbol file and does the following: - Prints a warning if there is no pinnumber attribute on a pin - Renumbers pinseq attributes on all pins, starting with 1 - Adds a pinseq attribute to a pin if none exists - Adds a pinlabel=n_a attribute to a pin if none exists - Adds a pintype=io attribute to a pin if none exists - Adds a numslots=0 attribute to the symbol if none exists - Adds a device=XXX attribute to the symbol if none exists - Adds a footprint=XXX attribute to the symbol if none exists The idea here is to fix common cut and paste issues and fix up the symbol so that it will pass gsymcheck with no errors or warnings. gsymfix accepts the following options: --help Displays this help message. --verbose Enables verbose output. --vverbose Enables *very* verbose output. --version Shows the version of this program. gsymfix was written by Mike Skerritt <mike@acornpacket.com>