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Translating IC6 libaries to IC5

Hi,

Is there a way to downgrade an IC6 library to IC5? I know it's strange buit in some case it should be the best way to reuse some IP.

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Giuseppe

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gparasiliti over 13 years ago

Hi,
The problems was related to lib.defs file as you wrote, I fixed it but now after the conversion I have some problem with the pin name:
ERROR   (OACDB-638): Cannot translate pin "68" for terminal "EN" in cellview
                     'TEST_CONVERSIO "CELLNAME" schematic' because the CDB
                     master cellview 'basic ipin symbol_xform' is not available.
                     Ensure that the library containing the master is correctly
                     defined in the CDB cds.lib file. If the master is not yet
                     available in CDB, translate it from OpenAccess to CDB first
                     and then rerun the translator for the remaining cells in
                     the library.
Do you have any suggestion?
Giuseppe
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gparasiliti over 13 years ago

Hi,
The problems was related to lib.defs file as you wrote, I fixed it but now after the conversion I have some problem with the pin name:
ERROR   (OACDB-638): Cannot translate pin "68" for terminal "EN" in cellview
                     'TEST_CONVERSIO "CELLNAME" schematic' because the CDB
                     master cellview 'basic ipin symbol_xform' is not available.
                     Ensure that the library containing the master is correctly
                     defined in the CDB cds.lib file. If the master is not yet
                     available in CDB, translate it from OpenAccess to CDB first
                     and then rerun the translator for the remaining cells in
                     the library.
Do you have any suggestion?
Giuseppe
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