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leLayerSize didn't work for pcell, is there any way around it?

kpai

Hi,

My current pmos pcell came with a fix NW around it, but due to our design need, we need to have an extra large NW from OD outward.

Therefore, I've use leLayerSize as following and hope that it will work.

cv=geGetEditCellView()

leLayerSize(cv list("OD" "drawing") 1.5 list("NW" "drawing"))

But, as the result, leLayerSize command didn't recoganize pmos and return me a nil.

As I tried to change the "display level" to 2 and wonder if leLayerSizer will work.  Still, it didn't work.

But, as I tried to cover the pmos device with OD over to whatever it came with it then set the leLayerSize command again.

This time it works and I saw the extra NW layer over it as I want to.

From this, I realized that leLayerSize didn't work on pcell.   Is there any way around it?

By the way, I'm using 5.10.41 version.

Thanks,

Kathy

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  • Again, thank you very much Andrew.

    It works perfectly this time.

    I didn't intent to change the script; it's just at first time when I tried master=inst->master and it came back nil.   I was just trying to figure out how to get the master to work out.

     Anyway, it works for me.

    best regards,

    Kathy

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  • Again, thank you very much Andrew.

    It works perfectly this time.

    I didn't intent to change the script; it's just at first time when I tried master=inst->master and it came back nil.   I was just trying to figure out how to get the master to work out.

     Anyway, it works for me.

    best regards,

    Kathy

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