Alison Lewis wrote:
> I tend to find it easier to set up a PCB than do a
> diagram because I can see the connections. It would be
> great if there was a program that made circuit
> diagrams from PCBs.

That's like writing in assembler and asking for a program to convert it to
C.  Think of the schematic (I assmume that's what you mean by "diagram"?) as
the source code.  It defines what is supposed to be connected to what in an
easily understandable language.  The Gerber files are the compiled result
after you've added placement information.  Proper packages like Eagle won't
let the routing deviate from the connections defined in the schematic.  If
you want to "see" the connections, look at the schematic where they are a
lot more understandable.


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