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library manager in batch mode

bkatkam

I am working on a script, which needs library & cell list.

Instead of manually parsing cds.lib to get libraries and it's cells. I would like to know,

if there is an existing command, which can give library list and cell list from command-line.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    If you just want the libraries from a command line UNIX command, you could use "cdsLibDebug" or "cdsLibDebug -cla". However, I suspect you probably would be better off using dbAccess. You could create a simple SKILL script (adapt this as you like) such as:

    procedure(CCFlistLibs()
  foreach(lib ddGetLibList()
    printf("%s\n" lib~>name)
    ;printf("%s %s\n" lib~>name lib~>readPath)
  )
)

procedure(CCFlistCellsInLib(libName)
  let((lib)
    lib=ddGetObj(libName)
    foreach(cellName sort(lib~>cells~>name 'alphalessp)
      printf("%s\n" cellName)
    )
  )
)

CCFlistLibs()

printf("\nCELLS IN analogLib\n")
CCFlistCellsInLib("analogLib")

exit()

    Then do:

    dbAccess -load /path/to/the/script.il

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    If you just want the libraries from a command line UNIX command, you could use "cdsLibDebug" or "cdsLibDebug -cla". However, I suspect you probably would be better off using dbAccess. You could create a simple SKILL script (adapt this as you like) such as:

    procedure(CCFlistLibs()
  foreach(lib ddGetLibList()
    printf("%s\n" lib~>name)
    ;printf("%s %s\n" lib~>name lib~>readPath)
  )
)

procedure(CCFlistCellsInLib(libName)
  let((lib)
    lib=ddGetObj(libName)
    foreach(cellName sort(lib~>cells~>name 'alphalessp)
      printf("%s\n" cellName)
    )
  )
)

CCFlistLibs()

printf("\nCELLS IN analogLib\n")
CCFlistCellsInLib("analogLib")

exit()

    Then do:

    dbAccess -load /path/to/the/script.il

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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