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Why VXL generates a pin with "1_" prefix?

I have a layout which contains several global supplies. One of them "v_hv!" comes over to the layout with pin name "v_hv!" but terminal name "1_v_hv!". This pin exists at several lower levels of the hierarchy, and comes over from schematic to layout via "generate" or "update" correctly in those sub blocks. There is no repeat "v_hv!" pin in the schematic (and in any case I added another v_hv! pin experimentally, and it did not come over to the layout as 2_ or anything like that)

Anyone seen this before?

kenc184 over 2 years ago

Aha, looks like I had the symbol pin defined as an inherited pin, and the schematic pin as a simple global. Changing the symbol pin to a global seems to have fixed things.
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