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auCdl based netlisting

asetji

Hi,

I am under the process of migrating my design from an older PDK version to a newer version. In the older version, whenever I used to export my schematic to netlist via the export tool, at the end of the netlist of my block i used to get empty definitions of basic blocks like nfet/pfet  coming from the pdk library. However, in the newer pdk version, these empty definitions are not there anymore.

So, whenever I run LVS using this netlist, the LVS tools complains that the source netlist references but does not define the subckt. The LVS passes the moment I add these empty definitions.

I have checked that the export netlist form is same in new and old pdk.

The old pdk is using IC6.1.6, the newer pdk is using IC 6.1.7. For LVS, Calbre is being used.

BR

alok

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Alok,

    Please contact customer support. This is going to be pretty hard to debug without some specifics about the design kit being used, and doing that via customer support will be much easier (plus we can take a look at your setup).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Alok,

    Please contact customer support. This is going to be pretty hard to debug without some specifics about the design kit being used, and doing that via customer support will be much easier (plus we can take a look at your setup).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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