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Create new Library in ICFB5141

jabbar
jabbar over 14 years ago
Hello, I'm new to back end design tools and am learning by myself for my project. Can anyone help me please with this simple problem. I want to create a new library using File > New > Library. Then I enter a name and choose "attach to an existing techfile" option. After I click OK a new pop up window appeared. But the problem is there is no "technology file" to choose in that window. I have specified a new library called "cmos_45nm" using library manager and set the library path to the library directory. I would like to stream in gds2 file from encounter I have search in the library manager user guide but still cannot solve it. Thanks in advance. sincere, jabbar
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    skillUser over 14 years ago

    Hi Jabbar,

    If you press the Show Files button at the top of the Library Manager window, do you see a file named techfile.cds in the cmos_45nm library?  If the latter is a "technology library", i.e. a library that has technology information associated with it, then it should have this file and you should be able to attach your design library "addsub" to it.  If there is no techfile.cds present in the library cmos_45nm then you will need to follow the steps I mentioned earlier for loading a technology file using the Technology File Toolbox ("Load..." button -> Load Technology File form) - you specify the ASCII technology file and what sections to read/build, and whether the mode is "merge" or "replace".  It should be straightforward and the documentation covers this.

    Hopefully this helps you?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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    skillUser over 14 years ago

    Hi Jabbar,

    If you press the Show Files button at the top of the Library Manager window, do you see a file named techfile.cds in the cmos_45nm library?  If the latter is a "technology library", i.e. a library that has technology information associated with it, then it should have this file and you should be able to attach your design library "addsub" to it.  If there is no techfile.cds present in the library cmos_45nm then you will need to follow the steps I mentioned earlier for loading a technology file using the Technology File Toolbox ("Load..." button -> Load Technology File form) - you specify the ASCII technology file and what sections to read/build, and whether the mode is "merge" or "replace".  It should be straightforward and the documentation covers this.

    Hopefully this helps you?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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