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Config view

Pyroblast

Hello people,

I am trying to use the config view in order to run the extracted view of one circuit. I  have configured the config view and I have wrote the desired view for my testbench simulate.

Now the question is, there is any way to confirm that the extracted view is being used through the config view?

Many thanks.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    The comments above each subckt in the netlist should tell you the view that is being netlisted... is that not enough?

    Given that the hierarchy editor can be used to configure all sorts of views (e.g. verilog-a views, multiple schematics, etc) there's nothing particularly special about an extracted view which would warrant it telling you specifically about this view over any other view - but it will report all the views that are used in the netlist...

    For example:

    // Library name: mylib
    // Cell name: twoinv
    // View name: av_extracted
    // Inherited view list: spectre cmos_sch cmos.sch schematic veriloga ahdl

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    The comments above each subckt in the netlist should tell you the view that is being netlisted... is that not enough?

    Given that the hierarchy editor can be used to configure all sorts of views (e.g. verilog-a views, multiple schematics, etc) there's nothing particularly special about an extracted view which would warrant it telling you specifically about this view over any other view - but it will report all the views that are used in the netlist...

    For example:

    // Library name: mylib
    // Cell name: twoinv
    // View name: av_extracted
    // Inherited view list: spectre cmos_sch cmos.sch schematic veriloga ahdl

    Andrew.

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