Hi @Stefan Schippers I try to pull circuit from github push by other teammate but we facing a issue of missing symbol what method we should follow to solve this issue thank you

Maybe the other teammate forgot to include the .sym file for that component

Make sure your team mate is not using absolute paths to reference the symbols and that you have the correct relative paths assigned.

thank you @Mitch Bailey @Christof Gindu for your reply i checked .sym file at right place but path is not matching . @Mitch Bailey could you explain little bit more about assigning reference symbols path . how we should avoid the absolute path. we try to follow some rule (made by us ) 1. we are working on same name folder(say PICO) 2. sub-circuit are present inside main folder . 3. each sub-circuit have its own sub-symbol (sym and sch are at same place ) . what changes we need to do tackle this problem thank you

@Ashutosh Kumar if you are working in folder '`PICO`' the best way to avoid these issues is: put the

xschemrc

file in the

PICO

directory and start xschem from there. add the following line at end in the

xschemrc

file:

append XSCHEM_LIBRARY_PATH :$env(PWD)

or the equivalent:

append XSCHEM_LIBRARY_PATH :[pwd]

If your schematic was created before doing this, edit the top

.sch

file, find the symbol name and change the symbol reference from:

C {/absolute/path/to/PICO/bandgap_opamp.sym} 610 -500 0 0 {name=x1}

to:

C {bandgap_opamp.sym} 610 -500 0 0 {name=x1}

Xschem will look for this

bandgap_opamp.sym

in any directories listed in

XSCHEM_LIBRARY_PATH

. This makes the design portable.

thank you so much @Stefan Schippers