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Help on checking Spacing between two layers and probe it when space is less than minimum.

venuuuuu

 hi all,

       I need to checking Spacing between two same layers and probe it when space is less than minimum when iam on routing(After enterPath I need some code to verify any layer is in it's surrounding) or drawing objects. 

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  •   Thanks Andrew. I wrote some physicalRules(I didn't save it in techfile) through CIW -> tools ->Technology File Manager...->EditRules. I need to apply these changed rules for DRD every time when invoked into LayoutXL or LayoutTurboEditing. For that I save(save option in DRD) modified values of DRD in a file. 

              When I invoked into LayoutTurboEditing and then load that file into DRD rule options then it shows.

     *WARNING* DRDEdit: Unable to define new rule due to missing rule value: (("NWELL" "all") ("BL" "all") "minEnclosure" t "y0" nil "" (t "global"))

    I was unable to execute with previous values & spacings.

     

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  •   Thanks Andrew. I wrote some physicalRules(I didn't save it in techfile) through CIW -> tools ->Technology File Manager...->EditRules. I need to apply these changed rules for DRD every time when invoked into LayoutXL or LayoutTurboEditing. For that I save(save option in DRD) modified values of DRD in a file. 

              When I invoked into LayoutTurboEditing and then load that file into DRD rule options then it shows.

     *WARNING* DRDEdit: Unable to define new rule due to missing rule value: (("NWELL" "all") ("BL" "all") "minEnclosure" t "y0" nil "" (t "global"))

    I was unable to execute with previous values & spacings.

     

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