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bug list:
Loop removal has been greatly enhanced to now support; partially routed nets, complex loops,
incomplete loops, and T-junctions (overlay a track segment on the piece of the T that you want to keep
to if you find that it removes the wrong piece).
Netlist loading has been enhanced to substantially improve loading time.
Accelerator keys were added to the Design Netlist dialog.
After selecting Place > Track you would get a DRC violation as you moved the cursor over existing
component pads, tracks and vias. Vias and free-pads no longer get dragged with a track when the
track end is being moved, unless the track end is at the center of the via or free-pad. Vias that are
automatically inserted during manual routing follow the via style defined in the Routing Via Style design
rule. PCB vias that are tented (completely masked) are not included in the solder mask Gerber files.
The default track width can be changed to any width between the minimum and maximum specified by
the appropriate Width Constraint design rule (signal layers only).
The default track width can be changed to any width during track placement on a non-signal layer.
The following method is used to set the track width when Place > Track is selected: if a non-signal
layer then use the default width; if a signal layer then use the default width if it lies within the range
specified by the appropriate rule, otherwise use the minimum specified by the rule. When placing a track
onto a previously focused track the placed track changed into the look ahead segment.
Component comment and designator strings can now be placed on any layer. Designator and
comment strings were set to hidden when loading or forward annotating a netlist.
When the Design Rule Checking dialog was opened with the Create Report File check box off,
ticking it would not enable the report filename field.
A signal layer polygon will not pour over a keep out layer polygon.
Polygon pour would sometimes miss tracks, creating gaps in the polygon. When a polygon overlaps it
will not connect to any pads on their net which lies within the other polygon. As a general practice
polygons should not overlap, and if they do you should use the remove dead copper option. DXF
import and export has been enhanced.
Re-optimizing the nets while moving a selection (N shortcut key) could cause an error.
Changes to the draw order in the Preferences/Draw Order dialog box is remembered.
Place component had incorrect reference point if previous place component involved changing layers.
Arcs printed on subsequent pages (not first) were remembered from the previous page.
When printing a mirrored layer in Advanced PCB full 360o arcs would not print.
PCB printing scale was incorrect when printing more than one page.
The Ibmats.PCB template file was missing.
Memory leaks during autorouting have been removed.
The autorouter would sometimes route power plane nets on the signal layers.
The autorouter would sometimes generate a high number of conflicts and producing poor routing
results.
The autorouter's maximum pin limit per component has been increased to 5000.
Under certain circumstances it was not possible to add library files in the Change Library File List
dialog box (both schematic and PCB). An application error could occur when loading files with library
components containing WMF graphics.
When a Protel Dos schematic was opened all components created with lines were missing.
Pressing the Insert button during schematic power object placement (morphing) could cause an
exception error.
Help menu items in the Schematic Library Editor now work correctly.
Reannotating designators in a project and closing all sheets now prompts to save.
After deleting parts or components from a schematic library and then closing the library you are now
prompted to save.
Generating a netlist or running an electrical rules check could give a GPF under the following
circumstances. The design includes a port (any name), 2 power ports (different names) and 2 hidden
pins (one each with the same name as the power ports). The port and power ports are all connected
with a wire.
Selecting Tools > Create Symbol from Sheet and selecting the current schematic sheet could cause an
access violation.
Maximum path length for generating a schematic netlist or ERC report was 97 Characters.
If the first part (part 1) of a multi-part schematic component is not used the component will still be
included in the Spread format BOM.
Panels, dialogs and Editor Tabs have been upgraded to provided better support for large fonts.
Duplicate entries were created in the history list of the Run Process dialog box.
A minimized document window now restores when selected form the Window menu.
Double clicking in the Current List of Symbols in the Text Editor Edit Syntax dialog correctly
removes the symbol from the list.
Errors could occur when attempting to print with no printers installed.
The PLD device catalog now calls the device libraries correctly. The device attributes will display
correctly in the Target Device dialog, and the device will compile correctly.
Some PLD fitters were not being called automatically.
PLD now supports the Xilinx XC9572PLCC44 and the Atmel ATF1508 devices.
Problems fixed in Service Pack 1 (included in Service Pack 2)
Schematic project hierarchy was not building correctly if the project was opened automatically when Client
was started. This could result in problems with multiple sheet processes such as ERC, netlist and BOM.
The Schematic BOM Wizard (Protel BOM format only) was limited to a maximum number of 255
characters in a group, which could result in designators being removed.
The appearance and behavior of the icons in the Project Manager has been improved for complex
schematic projects.
Advanced SIM 98 would not run if installed in a path containing long filenames.
MonteCarlo analysis produced an error because the .BIL file was not being read correctly.
30-day Trial version of Advanced PCB could give a floating point error when attempting to drag a
component.
Using Undo after clearing the netlist in Advanced PCB could cause saved files to contain invalid data. An
error would occur when attempting to load the saved PCB file.
Client:TileAllOpenDocuments process caused an error when run after closing one of only two open PCB
documents.
Advanced PCB 98 would print to the default printer, regardless of which printer was selected in the Printer
Setup dialog.
Floating Point error could occur if the mouse was moved past the right edge of the PCB workspace (at
minimum zoom level).
When a netlist was generated from a PCB the split plane nets were not separated into individual nets.
An access violation sometimes occurred when EDA/Client was closed after re-pouring a PCB polygon.
Could not print more than 1 page in Advanced PCB 98 (Windows 95 only).
PCB vias that are tented (completely masked) were not removed from the solder mask printout.
Gerber files with embedded apertures used imperial measurements for the apertures, regardless of the
current board units.
Gerber output dialog sometimes reported 'No Apertures Loaded' when apertures were loaded.
The autorouter would stop responding if the PCB window was closed during routing.
The autorouter sometimes reported an Out of Memory message when routing large boards. When
necessary it now utilizes Windows virtual memory.
Restarting the autorouter (AutoRoute » Restart) after it had been stopped (AutoRoute » Stop) could cause
an exception error.
The library description in the Library Add/Remove dialog box was sometimes incorrect.
An exception error could occur when trying to open the spreadsheet Page Setup or Format Pattern dialog
boxes.
XOR/XNOR formatting error could occur when creating .PLD files from Advanced Schematic.
There were problems generating large PLA files from Advanced PLD 98.
Signal pins could be assigned to GND/VCC pins in Advanced PLD 98.
Memory allocation problems on the PLCC version of the ATV2500B and ATV750B has been corrected in
Advanced PLD 98.
Polarity problem for export files when the DEMORGAN option is used in Advanced PLD 98 has been
corrected.
Verification error in the Espresso minimization routine in Advanced PLD 98 has been corrected.
Problem with the $DEFINE parsing when distinguishing between THIS and THISTOO in Advanced PLD 98
has been corrected.
Tab key in TextEdit Server did not insert space characters.
Cursor was clipped when typing text to the far right edge of the window in the TextEdit server.
The Macro server did not run properly if the following system file could not be found, Vcl30.dpl.
A memory leakage sometimes occurred when switching between documents of different types.
Most help files have been updated and revised to enhance the Index and the Find features.
The following file types are now registered with the Windows registry and associated with EDA/Client 98 -
PCB, SCH, RCS, LIB.
Ability to export HyperLynx files from Advanced PCB 98 (File/Export) has been added.
Warning occurs if no keepout area is defined when attempting to AutoRoute a PCB.
Ability to add members to a class by double clicking in the 'Object Classes' dialog box has been added in
Advanced PCB 98.
Advanced PLD 98 XNF generation has been updated to be compliant with the M1 tool set.
PLD device libraries have been updated.
PLD virtual designs can now contain 500 pins and 500 internal nodes (up from 200).
Advanced PLD 98 now supports C-style comments. // This is a comment
Advanced PLD 98, the number of nested repeats has been updated to 64K.
Advanced PLD 98 file cache has been increased from 1K to 16K, increasing the speed of large design
parsing.
Advanced PLD 98 now adds functional test vectors to the JEDEC file when a simulation is run and the
JEDEC file exists.
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