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How to find functions' definition in cadence?

Renee

Hi,

 I try to find the definition of a function called getSGq( ) in cdsFinder and other user manuals , but there are no results. I wonder how and where can I find information about this kind of function.

 Thanks in advance!

 Lei 

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  • Part of the reason why getSGq is a bit of a special case is that the idea is that we document it being used as an operator ~> but not in its functional form. Since all operators in SKILL are functions, this is a bit of an oddity - and for those of us that write LISP-style code, rather an anomoly. Probably we should just go ahead and document it properly and have done with it! I do remember a discussion about it a few years ago, where we decided that most users would use the ~> form and so documenting it was a bit excessive.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Part of the reason why getSGq is a bit of a special case is that the idea is that we document it being used as an operator ~> but not in its functional form. Since all operators in SKILL are functions, this is a bit of an oddity - and for those of us that write LISP-style code, rather an anomoly. Probably we should just go ahead and document it properly and have done with it! I do remember a discussion about it a few years ago, where we decided that most users would use the ~> form and so documenting it was a bit excessive.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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