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Executing skill functions serially

ddr71m

Hi,

 i have a piece of code which is misbehaving.

updateStatus=ccpCopy("" "" "" "" "")

if( updateStatus==t

        ccpRename("" "" "" "" "")

        )

 updateStatus flag is initially set to nil, now after copying finishes it should be set to true and renaming should start.

but in my case sometimes copy finishes and  updateStatus still remains nil and no renaming occurs.

 Please, comment on the issue and is there any way to execute skill functions serially after one finishes (like ipcWait....or something)

 

Regards,

 ddr71m

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  •  Hi,

     Thanks, i noticed a warning message saying " ccp copy Skipping overwrite of file......./data.dm"......cells were copied in the sense that they were opening up but return status of ccpcopy was nil.

      copyStatus=ccpCopy(srcList destList t 'CCP_EXPAND_ALL list() nil)

    When I am using ccpcopy to copy libraries..(and i have created destination lib b4 copying and attached a technology file to it)...the reported error comes up

    but when i am copying cells with the same process ...no problem occurs

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  •  Hi,

     Thanks, i noticed a warning message saying " ccp copy Skipping overwrite of file......./data.dm"......cells were copied in the sense that they were opening up but return status of ccpcopy was nil.

      copyStatus=ccpCopy(srcList destList t 'CCP_EXPAND_ALL list() nil)

    When I am using ccpcopy to copy libraries..(and i have created destination lib b4 copying and attached a technology file to it)...the reported error comes up

    but when i am copying cells with the same process ...no problem occurs

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