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Assura selected rule checking

VaibhavAR

Hi..

I am using Assura for physical verification (with IC61). It would be very helpful, I anybody can let me know, a way where I can check only few selected DRC rules instead of full DRC checking..

 

Thanks & Regards

Vaibhav

  • Quek

    Hi Vaibhav

    Please use the limit drc check function at the bottom of the drc form. : )

    Best regards
    Quek

  • VaibhavAR

    Hi Quek..

     

    Thanks for the prompt reply.. :)

     

    Regards

    Vaibhav

     

  • harisps
    in reply to Quek

    Hi Quek,

       I have the similar doubt on it. "Enable Limit DRC" can only used to limit rules based on layers.I have 200+ DRC rules and they are classified to different classes based on the priority. Suppose, I want to run a particular class of DRC rules. Is   "Enable Limit DRC"  can perform the same or any other way I can perform this?

  • Quek
    in reply to harisps

    Hi harisps

    Assura's "Limit DRC" function can be used to limit the number of DRC rules based on input layers, output layers, message and cmd. You can refer to $ASSURAHOME/doc/assurauser/assurauser.pdf for more details.

    Please kindly avoid replying to old threads. It would be best if you can start a new thread for your issue.


    Best regards
    Quek

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