The problem is that there are two types of diagrams. I know you probably don't want to include my changes in your Digital implementation because they would break many diagrams.
This way the graphics use the same font which is used for the normal text. You can create SVG Graphics where the Text in the shapes is generated by LaTeX. With this export you get the best quality. I am trying to get good quality circuits for publication in a book I'm working on. I don't know if anyone has been working in this area. Then circuits could be simulated in C on an embedded micro without necessarily having a computer (or an expensive FPGA).
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Suggestions for how to proceed would be appreciated.īTW, I would also be interested in producing a custom generator/simulator to allow C-style code generation for inclusion in some hardware I'm also designing. Perhaps, I should create a plug-in? Not sure how to do this, but this may not use my shapes for circuit builder. I know you probably don't want to include my changes in your Digital implementation because they would break many diagrams due to the component width changes but I would still be very interested in keeping up-to-date with your Digital implementation. I also made some changes to allow the exported image/svg files to not show the connection dots which are unnecessary and look ugly -) I am trying to get good quality circuits for publication in a book I'm working on. Since my changes necessitated changing the width of the shapes, I also adjusted the circuit builder.
I also adjusted the box shapes to be compatible with my IEEE shapes to enable switching symbols from IEEE to box without requiring circuit edits.
I've updated the IEEE/ANSI shapes to look closer to the IEEE standard shapes. First of all, I'm very impressed with Digital and would like to adopt it for use in some of my work.
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