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Error during stream out

Mohannad

 Hello,

I am making a PCELL using skill. When I load the PCELL .il file through icfb window, everything works fine. I insert te cell in another layout and then try to steam out the layout to a .gds file, but I get this error:

FATAL(449): Pcell eveluation failed. This could happen as a result ofeither a syntax error or the use of an unsupported PIPO function

 I would greatly appreciate any help.

 Thank you very much

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  • Mohannad

     Hi Lawrence,

     I only use dbReplaceProp, dbCreatePolygon and dbCreateEllipse. All of them are supported, right?

    There are 2 warnings that may have cause the problem:

      *WARNING* ("eval" 0 t nil ("Error* eval: unbound variable" pi))

      *WARNING* Error kept in "errorDesc" property of the label "pcallEvalFailed" on layer/purpose "marker/error" in the submaster.

    Please note that I define pi as a global variable before all functions using the statement:

    pi = 3.141592654

    and that the Pcell is generated correctly witbout problems from icfb prompt.

     

    Thank you very much

    Mohannad

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  • Mohannad

     Hi Lawrence,

     I only use dbReplaceProp, dbCreatePolygon and dbCreateEllipse. All of them are supported, right?

    There are 2 warnings that may have cause the problem:

      *WARNING* ("eval" 0 t nil ("Error* eval: unbound variable" pi))

      *WARNING* Error kept in "errorDesc" property of the label "pcallEvalFailed" on layer/purpose "marker/error" in the submaster.

    Please note that I define pi as a global variable before all functions using the statement:

    pi = 3.141592654

    and that the Pcell is generated correctly witbout problems from icfb prompt.

     

    Thank you very much

    Mohannad

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