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How to generate a behavioral view from schematic using the SKILL?

Eric Kwan

Hello, does anyone have got any SKILL code that read the ports from the schematic and generate a behavioral view?

 thanks,

Eric

 

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  •  Hi Eric,

    I think that you want a way to run something like the Design -> Create Cellview -> From Cellview, unless I am mistaken, with the schematic (or symbol) as the source, and a Verilog-based view type as the output result.

    I think the function is schViewToView() but I will need to look for an example to help you as I'm not too sure how user-friendly the function is.

    In the meantime, can you take a look at the above menu say whether it looks like what you want or not?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

     

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  •  Hi Eric,

    I think that you want a way to run something like the Design -> Create Cellview -> From Cellview, unless I am mistaken, with the schematic (or symbol) as the source, and a Verilog-based view type as the output result.

    I think the function is schViewToView() but I will need to look for an example to help you as I'm not too sure how user-friendly the function is.

    In the meantime, can you take a look at the above menu say whether it looks like what you want or not?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

     

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