Well, everyone has to eventually make one. Since we have a cool online utility from C. Rohrbacher http://kicad.rohrbacher.net/quicklib.php This is quite simple. Just fill in all the pins, orient them and you are ready to go…
But if there are over 200 pins,this is getting tiresome. When I was making a lib for at91rm9200 I got tired at 30th pin. And there are 208 of them and it’s quite easy to screw up… So I got a nice idea. Unfortunately, I didn’t find C. Rohrbacher’s email on his site, as well as I saw no sources of the utility. So, it was time for a hackish solution.
We’ll need:
bash (Oh, yeah!)
xdotool
okular (Any other PDF viewr thatcan select text will do)
Step one.
Open the datasheet, find the pin list, select the pins: 
Step two.
Copypaste them into a blank file. They should be strictly ordered 
Step three
Now a little black magic. Save the following bash script somewhere:
#!/bin/bash write_pin() { xdotool type "$1" xdotool key Tab Tab Tab Tab Tab Tab } if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then echo "Usage: fill-pins filename" exit fi echo "Starting in 5 seconds..." sleep 5 cat $1|while read line; do write_pin "$line" done |
chmod+x, And give it the file with pins you’ve madeearlier. You have 5 seconds to open the browser on page withpins and select PIN1.
The script will do everything by itself. Just relax – it looks pretty funny
And by the way, kill all instances of skype, icq, kopete, irc – these things tend to steal focus from the browser and screw thing up.