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streaming out a gds in IC5

Adhil

Hi Guys

i am trying to run the code below

 procedure(ConfigurestreamOut()
a = pipoDisplay(transStreamOutForm)
if(hiInFormApply(transStreamOutForm) then
cid = ipcBeginProcess("cd cal_drc;run_drc; cd ..")
hiDisplayAppDBox(
 ?name 'myBox
 ?dboxBanner "Adhil's DRC"
 ?dboxText "DRC run is complete!"
 ?callback "printf(\"DRC run is complete!!\")"
 ?dialogType 1
 ?dialogStyle 'modeless
 ?buttonLayout 'YesNo
 ))
 
)
procedure(CCSmyMenu(args)
prog((One myMenu)  
One = hiCreateMenuItem(
 ?name 'configure
 ?itemText "Stream and Run"
 ?callback "ConfigurestreamOut()"
 )

myMenu = list(
 hiCreatePulldownMenu(
  'myPersonalMenu
  "Run DRC"
  list(One)))
return(myMenu)
))

if(!boundp('myPersonalMenu) then  
;deRegUserTriggers("schematic" nil 'CCSmyMenu nil) 
deRegUserTriggers("maskLayout" nil 'CCSmyMenu nil)
;deRegUserTriggers("maskLayoutXL" nil 'CCSmyMenu nil)
else
printf("the menu has already been loaded\n")
 )
 i want the drc run executed by ipcBeginProcess to start after the streamout of the gds is fully completed. how can I ensure full streamout? is there a flag or something to indicate the completion of the process.

On the otherhand, how can i streamout a gds automatically in IC5. the previous posts contain codes that are meant for IC6.

 Adhil.

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  • Hi Andrew!

    My code is working now. i built a GUI to streamout and run drc. i now want to integrate a small terminal onto my gui so that i could view the streamout and subsequently the drc runs as they are processed on unix.  

    Adhil.

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  • Hi Andrew!

    My code is working now. i built a GUI to streamout and run drc. i now want to integrate a small terminal onto my gui so that i could view the streamout and subsequently the drc runs as they are processed on unix.  

    Adhil.

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