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How can i save one particular net in layout to a different view?

ssram

I need to save one particular net in the layout to a different layout name/view. This can be done with marking the net in layout using "Connectivity->Net->Mark" option and then i can save all the marked nets to a new layout view. But if i've a really huge net in the layout, the Mark net takes really long time. Is there a way i could specify this mark net in the background and save the marked net to a new layout using any skill script so that i can still continue working on the layout window. Mark net just freezes the entire cadence session until its done. So mostly, if the design is big, i could just do this run in the back ground.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I'd suggest using Mark Net in IC617 - we've changed the infrastructure used to do the shape tracing to be the same technology as used for VLS XL and the performance should be significantly faster.

    Can you try that?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I'd suggest using Mark Net in IC617 - we've changed the infrastructure used to do the shape tracing to be the same technology as used for VLS XL and the performance should be significantly faster.

    Can you try that?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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