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gEDA

GPL Electronic Design Automation
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gschem AUTHORS

Ales V. Hvezda
E-mail: ahvezda@geda.seul.org
Web: http://www.geda.seul.org/

Kazu Hirata		- For doing significant code cleanup.  Greatly
			  appreciated! (especially since some of the code
			  is so gross)

Michael Linnemann	- For proposing the multi hot key scheme which is
			  currently in use

Stefan Petersen		- For writing the actual guile code which implements
			  the key remapping (worked almost out of the box!)
			- Pointed out some obsolete stuff in the configure.in
			- Bug fixes and improvements to gschem.scm
			- Continued bug fixes and additions to gschem.scm
			- list-keys.scm which prints out the keymap
			- For writing a better scheme like way of handling
			  strokes
			- Cleanup of the configure mechanisms

Thien-Thi Nguyen 	- Wrote a much better g_read_file()
		     	- A configure.in which handles guile better then 
			  my quick hack
			- Help with the guile key remapping code 
			- Bug fixes and improvements to gschem.scm

Erick Britis Ortiz	- Provided a patch to fix the broken select box and  
Jeff McNeal		  box object

Jeff McNeal		- Provided a patch which adds the lowe level code to
	                  implement transparent zoom/pan when drawing 
			  nets/pins.

Manu Rouat		- For pointing out my inconsistant license headers
			  (which really need to be correct)
			- Found incorrect path in gschemrc.in 
			  (scheme-directory)
			- Contributed a patch to make zoom limits have a 
			  border (zoom limits looks much better now)
			- For contributing a patch which makes building
			  RPMs easier. (for libgeda/gschem/gnetlist/...)

Roger Williams 		- For supplying a patch with provides variable snap
			  grid spacing

			  For contributing the agile-vfo-block_1.sch schematic

			  For pointing out how to fix support for alphanumeric
			  slotting (in libgeda)

Mike Jarabek 		- For contributing code which displays grid points 
			  at negative coordinates. 
		
			  Providing an updated test_verilog.sym

Anatole Sokolov		- Pointed out a few bugs in o_erase_* (using a 
			  constant instead of a variable)

Egil Kvaleberg		- For providing a patch which gives gEDA gtk+ 1.1.x 
			  compatibility (integrated by AVH)

			  As well as a sample schematic (filter_1.sch)

			  Also for providing numerous patches for various
			  things (bugs, features etc...).
	
			  Wrote the "Hierarchy/Documentation, Help/Manual, 
			  and Help/Component documentation searching from 
			  within gschem" feature.

			  Rewrote part of the event state / status message
			  to implement the "Snap off" / "Show Hidden" feature.

			  For providing code/patch to support bus rippers
			  in gschem.  This patch was not directly applied, but
			  served as inspiration on how to quickly implement
			  bus ripper support in gschem.

Thomas Dean		- Submitting a few useful patches for various
			  things

Reinhard Kotucha        - For suggesting the use of setlinecap in the 
			  postscript output.  Output looks much better
			  with some sort of cap style set.

			  One of many who suggested rotation of component
			  before it is placed	

Matt Ettus		- For greatly rewritting the attribute edit
		  	  attribute dialog box

			  For writing the multi-add/edit attribute dialog box

Martin Benes            - For contributing the attribute promotion code and
                          a bunch of useful GUI bug fixes/patches.  Ales had
                          to slighly modify a few (to make them configurable)

			  For pointing out and providing misc bug fixes

Patrick Bernaud		- For many primitive object code updates, bug
			  fixes, and additions (line types and fill types)

                          Adding grips to the arc object

                          Many improvements to the primitive objects

Werner Hoch		- For providing a patch to fix some long outstanding
			  zooming / panning bugs

			  More bug fixes to the panning / zoom code as well
	 		  as some really important code cleanup.  Files 
	 		  changed:
				a_pan.c a_zoom.c i_callbacks.c x_grid.c
				x_window.c x_event.c

			  For doing the German strings translation as well
			  as bug reports related to the i18n support.
		       
Chris Ellec		- For providing a patch that causes changes in the
			  slot= attribute in the multi attrib dialog box
			  (Add and Change) to take effect.
			  For providing lots of feedback on various bugs

                          For contributing various patches to add very useful
                          functionality

Eduard Moser 		- For contributing the guile and C code to generate
Martin Lehmann		  netlists on the fly (at least for the vams backend)

Rolf Fiedler            - For contributing patches and ideas for feature / UI
                          improvements (patch: increase drawing window size)

Bruno Schwander		- For suggestions and providing patches to improve
			  the configure mechanism (Stefan applied the patches)
                          
Dave Lawrence		- For contributing the find-text, hide-text, show-text,
			  and autonumber text code.

			  For contributing the much needed improvements to the
		 	  add attribute / edit attribute dialog box.  The
			  ability to add an attribute to muliple objects 
		 	  (all, components, or nets) and to replace existing
			  attributes.

Alexandre P. Nunes	- For contributing all the work to get gschem to use
			  gettext (i18n).  Also for doing on the Portuguese
			  translation.  Thank you. 

			  For continuing to support the i18n work.

Antonio A Todo Bom	- For also working and coordinating the gettext
			  support. Thank you.

			  For continuing to support the i18n work.

MIYAMOTO Takanori	- For contributing the Japanese translation.

Bert Timmerman		- For contributing the Dutch translation.

Andy Shevchenko         - For contributing the Russian translation.

Also thanks go to all the people on the geda-dev mailing list.  Many of
the subscribers provided good suggestions which are greatly appreciated
(and even implemented :-).  I'll be listing some of the contributers
here once I get my act together.  Here's a start of a list of the many
geda-dev contributers (in no particular order):

Magnus Danielson
Manu Rouat
Stephen Tell
Ron Van Dam 
Erick Britis Ortiz
Stefan Petersen
Eric Busta
Michael Linnemann
Marius Vollmer 
Børge Strand
Andrew Dyer
John White
Hamish Moffatt
Simon Peacock 
Geoff Harland 
James Swonger
Roger Williams 
Arnim Littek 
Nick Bastin

And anybody else who spoke up and let their opinion be heard.