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<h1><a name="bill_of_material_netlister_readme" id="bill_of_material_netlister_readme">Bill of Material netlister README</a></h1>
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<pre class="code">README for
BOM - Bill Of Materials generater for gnetlist.

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I (Matt) put together a quick bill of materials generator for gnetlist.
It takes a configuration file which tells it what attributes you want
netlisted (i.e. vendor, part number).

This is a sample config file:

device
label
name  

Just call it with 
        gnetlist  -g bom -o test.bom test.sch 

The config file must be called &quot;attribs&quot; and be in the pwd, because
there is no way to pass arguments to the netlister (at least that I
could find).

Eventually I&#039;d like to integrate this with some sort of a database for
production purposes.  Let me know if you are interested in helping or
have any ideas.

Matt
matt@ettus.com

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