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somethings about panic file

nidon

Dear sir:

 I write a code to generate layout(about more than 80000 layouts),but when I run it,sometimes the CIW window will show the information:

CellView(test1 layout) from lib(test) is saved in the panic file(/path/test/test1/layout/layout.cd-)

To recover do:

dbOpenPanicCellView("test" "test1" "layout")

And then,the icfb will closed by itself,and I have to rerun the code again.

I guess the reason is I generated too more layouts one time,isn't it?

If it is,how shoud I do

Thank you!

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  • Hi nidon

    It is good to know that you have a workaround for the crash. Perhaps you might want to examine your codes to make it more efficient (e.g. use dbClose to purge unused cellviews, etc) so that it does not take up more memory as it runs. You can use the "Profiler" in "ciw:Tools->SKILL Development" to check the amount of time/memory used up by various functions in your codes. It requires a SKILL development license.


    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Hi nidon

    It is good to know that you have a workaround for the crash. Perhaps you might want to examine your codes to make it more efficient (e.g. use dbClose to purge unused cellviews, etc) so that it does not take up more memory as it runs. You can use the "Profiler" in "ciw:Tools->SKILL Development" to check the amount of time/memory used up by various functions in your codes. It requires a SKILL development license.


    Best regards
    Quek

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