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Loading and streaming custom Pcell issue.

Petya

Hi,

I'm developing a skill pcell, but have a problem with loading it. I use two files one that has all my procedures and another that has the pcDefinePcell. I load the procedures file in the libInit.il file, and then load the pcell which compiles without problems. The next time I open a new session though it gives an Pcell eval fail error:

*WARNING* (DB-270002): ("funcall" 0 t nil ("*Error* funcall: argument #1 should be a function object or name (type template = \"ug\")" nil))

Also if I load it locally streaming out works. But when I use the library I created to be common and used by other users as well it doesn't :(

I tried using Pcell IDE, but somehow its doesn't work for me. Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Petya

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  • skillUser
    Also note that you can use the regular IDE with the drawing code separated out, you can interactively debug the code in a separate editable cellview window, as if you are "inside" the PCell. E.g. in my example I'd open a new layout in edit mode and call the function in the CIW: MYdrawPCell(geGetEditCellView() "100.0" "50.0")
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  • skillUser
    Also note that you can use the regular IDE with the drawing code separated out, you can interactively debug the code in a separate editable cellview window, as if you are "inside" the PCell. E.g. in my example I'd open a new layout in edit mode and call the function in the CIW: MYdrawPCell(geGetEditCellView() "100.0" "50.0")
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