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QRC + command file

Slawa

Good afternoon dear colleagues.
I had a following problem.
I have started to master QRC but I can not adjust command file in any way. In particular I can not understand with -technology_library_file and -technology_name. Constantly writes "Could not map technology name "LALA" to a path using "/./XXX"Check spelling to insure the name is correct."   I have created a separate folder "techgen" in which have made simulation Techgen -si and Techgen -compilation. In it has put ict, proc, p2lvs, lvsrule, and qrcTechFile. And here to start QRC does not leave. What it is necessary to enter in a  -technology_name and -technology_library_file ? Very much I count on your help.

Best regards

Beginner engineer from Russia

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  • Hi Slawa

    The format for "library_cell_list_file" is as follows:

    DEFINE myLib1 /abc1/xyz1/myLib1
    DEFINE myLib2 /abc2/xyz2/myLib2

    Do you mean that you have a project directory that contains the libraries "LOGIC1", "LOGIC2", etc? If the cells in these libraries are used in the design, then you have to declare them in the library definitions file.

    Would you please start a new thread for the qrc error so that we don't mixed up the question on ccl cmd file and qrc errors?

    Thanks
    Quek

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  • Hi Slawa

    The format for "library_cell_list_file" is as follows:

    DEFINE myLib1 /abc1/xyz1/myLib1
    DEFINE myLib2 /abc2/xyz2/myLib2

    Do you mean that you have a project directory that contains the libraries "LOGIC1", "LOGIC2", etc? If the cells in these libraries are used in the design, then you have to declare them in the library definitions file.

    Would you please start a new thread for the qrc error so that we don't mixed up the question on ccl cmd file and qrc errors?

    Thanks
    Quek

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