Hi John!
WOW! 3 weeks to route a 6U PCB? Ouch! My
windows machines won’t stay running that long without
rebooting for who knows what reason! Other than that
though, I like the Windows platform. It works well for me,
until I need to compile programs, then I go to cygwin for
that. :) Take care my friend!
Oscar,
I have heard of the Netbeans approach. I guess that is the
first thing to try. Perhaps the Windows version of JAVA
compiles to machine code, whereas the Linux versions compiles
to bytecode, which is then run through an interpreter. The
machine code version is very important to have, since my
experience with the SBC-188 -- the hardest board to route.
Machine code optimization runs in about 3 weeks (on a 3.5Ghz
quad processor), so I would expect the interpreted version to
take 6 months or more. Completely intolerable.
On 10/07/2014 02:25 AM, oscarv wrote:
John,
I just run freerouting locally from the sources you
mentioned. It works fine out of the Netbeans IDE. Here is a
download link to my project directory with all settings etc:
freerouter
Netbeans project
> It would be great if someone with Java know-how can
compile it to be a simple stand-alone program. I am somewhat
averse to Java,
> so I could not figure out how to do that. But in the mean
time, it runs fine out of Netbeans this way.
Exactly my predicament, also.
--John
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