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Re: dbLayerTile need help

prandi
  if(member(sh1 gates) then
    dx1 = length(setof(i m (i < x1)))   
    dx1 = dx1 * inc_gate
    dbMoveFig(sh1 nil list(dx1:0 "R0"))
    chk=dbLayerSize(cv "POLY" list(sh1) 0.0075)
    ;dbLayerAnd(cv "POLY" list(sh1) list(chk))
    dbDeleteObject(sh1)
    )


       );foreach sh1



In the Output Layout,there are many DRC violations i.e after stretching gate,same DRC's should be there..but that is not happening in my code.

Please help me to improve my code/any new code such that polys's stretchs and DRC's are followed finally
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  • There are a few variables and functions in this that aren't defined, and also it's very hard to know what it will do without seeing the actual layout data (and a database would help, rather than a picture), unless I spend time coming up with a testcase - especially as there are (pretty much) no comments in the code.

    I can't tell what would cause DRC errors or not without knowing what your technology rules are.

    Please put yourself in the position of a reader of your post - and think about whether the reader would have to know information that's only accessible to you or whether they can infer everything from what you've posted.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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  • There are a few variables and functions in this that aren't defined, and also it's very hard to know what it will do without seeing the actual layout data (and a database would help, rather than a picture), unless I spend time coming up with a testcase - especially as there are (pretty much) no comments in the code.

    I can't tell what would cause DRC errors or not without knowing what your technology rules are.

    Please put yourself in the position of a reader of your post - and think about whether the reader would have to know information that's only accessible to you or whether they can infer everything from what you've posted.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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