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Dear Martin,
   Segmentation faults need to be tracked down with a debugger.  If you
can send a layout and send or name the techfile you used with it, I can
try to duplicate the error here.  If I can't, I'll need you to run magic
under gdb and send back the output (although errors tend to end up in
malloc(), nowhere near the actual cause of the error).

> Some macro keys are out of sync with the keyboard.

I tried what you said and discovered the same thing.  It's possible that
the way the key event handler is set up, it can't tell the difference
between, say, Control-1 and Keypad-1.  On the other hand, I'm getting
this behavior for Control-1, not Control-!.  Control-! gives me
"Unknown macro or short command: 'Control_Shift_XK_exclam'", which is
what I would expect.  Similarly, Control-~ returns
"Unknown macro or short command: 'Control_Shift_XK_asciicircum'" but
Control-` (same key, unshifted) returns "Unknown macro or short command:
'^ AT '" DOT   Control-@ is just ASCII for zero, which suggests that it lost
all information about the key, rather than getting the wrong key.  I
will investigate these "features" further.

> I cannot re-create the spice netlist with the ext2spice utility.
> I seem to only get the caps, no fets.

This is most likely a tech file problem.  There should be lines beginning
"fet ..." in the .ext file after extract.  If not, then the problem cropped
up during extract, not afterward.  Again, I would have to see a layout and
tech file and try to duplicate the error.  The "too few area/perim values,
resistance class does not match...." is not implicated;  it can be ignored.

					Regards,
					Tim

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