Gemini pin file definition

I just got your reply while I was typing this up. I just registered for the support from the Cadence support site. I looked at the solution above, but it not the solution for my group. Ultimately we are searching for an SVS tool, and I have used gemini in the past for SVS. I had used a pinfile to define pin swappablity for subckts, but cannot remember the exact format. I believe the file was used with the "-pin pinfile" option in gemini. I remember it had a format something similar to: "cktname 1 2" but if pins 1 and 2 were swappable, it may have been something like "cktname 1 1" , but that does not work when I tried it. There was something special to tell gemini that these pins could be swapped, I just do not remember what it was. The man page/help screen has been taken away. Is there any other man page available for it . Maybe there is a better tool than gemini for our needs. We have to check two schematics - one relatively flat versus one with hierarchy to make sure they are the same for simulation purposes. We have some special subckts that have two inputs that can be swapped, but if they are, gemini states the circuits are mismatched. These schematics can get quite complex, and we need to be able to guarantee that they are the same. Again, maybe there is a better tool that you can recommend - I just chose gemini because I know it exists and used it in the far past. Thank you.

I just got your reply while I was typing this up. I just registered for the support from the Cadence support site. I looked at the solution above, but it not the solution for my group. Ultimately we are searching for an SVS tool, and I have used gemini in the past for SVS. I had used a pinfile to define pin swappablity for subckts, but cannot remember the exact format. I believe the file was used with the "-pin pinfile" option in gemini. I remember it had a format something similar to: "cktname 1 2" but if pins 1 and 2 were swappable, it may have been something like "cktname 1 1" , but that does not work when I tried it. There was something special to tell gemini that these pins could be swapped, I just do not remember what it was. The man page/help screen has been taken away. Is there any other man page available for it . Maybe there is a better tool than gemini for our needs. We have to check two schematics - one relatively flat versus one with hierarchy to make sure they are the same for simulation purposes. We have some special subckts that have two inputs that can be swapped, but if they are, gemini states the circuits are mismatched. These schematics can get quite complex, and we need to be able to guarantee that they are the same. Again, maybe there is a better tool that you can recommend - I just chose gemini because I know it exists and used it in the far past. Thank you.