SimulIDE 1.1.0 breaks in last Xubuntu
Hi,
I use SimulIDE 1.1.0 SR0. For a course I'm doing I have to create a couple of dummy components: a 2-bit adder and a 4-bit adder (with gates). The logic behind them is ok.
My component directories have always three circuits: the component_name.sim1 (the real component), the component_name_circuit.sim1 (the component elements, as they'll go packed finally, GND, 5V and other necessary elements) and the component_name_tester.sim1 (a circuit with the real component). For the 2-bit case I have:
sumador_2_bits.sim1, sumador_2_bits_circuito.sim1 and sumador_2_bits_tester.sim1.
The thing is that if I open either sumador_2_bits.sim1 or sumador_2_bits_circuito.sim1 and then try to create a blank circuit SimulIDE always crashes, but if I open sumador_2_bits_tester.sim1 sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't.
This doesn't happen if I open any other normal circuits. I can create new circuits or keep opening old circuits without any problem.
I'm using the latest Ubuntu (Xubuntu, actually).
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS
Release: 24.04
Codename: noble
I'm sending you the two components. As I've said, they are basically dummy components. I have all the components in a repo separated from the different SimulIDE versions, and my components definitions in 'extra.xml' in /subs.
Uploaded files:
Packages should not have anything connected to it's Pins.
Indeed it is not possible to connect to those Pins.
No idea how you managed to do that, but remove those tunnels connected to the Package.
Ok, Got rid of the labels (tunnels) and it seems it works.
Because of my courses I have to make components very often and throughout the years I've obseved strange behaviours with components, like being able to link tunnels to packages. Other isuues, like leaving a wire unconnected often happens. In fact I think this might be the apparent cause for the fake connection.
Another issue is when you create a pin and close the pin window the edit/move menu comes up otfen. It shouldn't, should it?
Thanks a lot