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runams directly on schematic or extracted view

drdanmc
drdanmc over 8 years ago

I find it useful sometimes to directly netlist an extracted view.  In the past I've done this with a command line script which launches 'virtuoso -replay netlister.il' to netlist the design.  I though about trying to switch to runams and tried:

runams -lib mylib -cell mycell -view myview -netlist

the problem is it wanted me to give a -state which I don't have.  I tried creating a test bench and a config view and then runams worked but this defeated the whole "quick and dirty" desire.

Do I need to just go back to the -replay file with something like this:

simulator('spectre)

design(libName cellName viewName "r")

createNetlist(?recreateAll t)

-Dan

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    drdanmc over 8 years ago
    ok. For now I'll stick with the replay file. I'd hoped to be able to do stuff like

    runams -lib mylib -cell mycell -view av_extracted

    because I have some tools which work on spectre netlists.

    Thanks
    -Dan
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    drdanmc over 8 years ago
    ok. For now I'll stick with the replay file. I'd hoped to be able to do stuff like

    runams -lib mylib -cell mycell -view av_extracted

    because I have some tools which work on spectre netlists.

    Thanks
    -Dan
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