Automatic SCHEMATIC generation

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OzMarty
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Automatic SCHEMATIC generation

#1 Post by OzMarty » 09 Sep 2008 11:26

My request : Automatic SCHEMATIC Generation .....

When you've completed developing your project (and happy that it's final), the mikrobasic program generates a schematic diagram (during a 'build') including only the ports & interfaces you've assigned within your project.
This would mean we'd have an instant schematic to start PCB design from, instead of having to manually draw schematics over & over again.

At the moment, i have to look thru the booklet and discover which pins/ports/devices are wired to what, then work out a drawing from there.
Imagine how easy this would be to generate a schematic to share with others here, or clients etc etc.

On another note, a simple built-in schematic 'editor' could be used to enter your schematic design first (based on premade mikro libraries of the board components) and the basics of the code could be auto-generated with little user input...
This means all the ports & devices used could have all their declarations & variables auto-assigned in your code page, leaving the user to fill in the actual 'coding'.
This also means you won't have to keep typing in TRISA, TRISB, and all the typical settings for each project.

Something to consider ?
Thanx in advance,
Marty. ( mikroElektronika EasyPic5 with 16f84a, 16f877a, 16f887, 18f2550, 18f4550 ).

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#2 Post by piort » 09 Sep 2008 12:15

hi marty,
you have proteus http://www.labcenter.co.uk/index.cfm for that purpose. Work great but a bit expansive if you want all package and option...

OzMarty
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#3 Post by OzMarty » 09 Sep 2008 13:03

Thanx piort, i'm aware of proteus & many other packages, but i'm trying to get it added into Mikrobasic (& pascal/C too).
Thanx in advance,
Marty. ( mikroElektronika EasyPic5 with 16f84a, 16f877a, 16f887, 18f2550, 18f4550 ).

minimii
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#4 Post by minimii » 30 Nov 2008 17:26

National instruments ...

Multisim
Nice interface, controls are easy and logical to use.

Mid level common sense should do the trick :shock:

OzMarty
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#5 Post by OzMarty » 01 Dec 2008 06:56

I think people are missing the point, i wanted the schematic sim/generation done within mikrobasic (and/or pascal and 'c' versions too).

I'm trying NOT to use multiple packages, when 1 should do it all nicely.
Thanx in advance,
Marty. ( mikroElektronika EasyPic5 with 16f84a, 16f877a, 16f887, 18f2550, 18f4550 ).

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