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pPar not works for intiger CDF parameters

Sarvani
Sarvani over 13 years ago

 Hi all,

        Is pPar works for all CDF parameters? I need to pass intiger numbers (like no. of fingers) from top level to bottem level in schematic. But when I enter pPar(NF) through edit object properties options then it doesn't work's. How can I get this intiger values to bottom level? Let me know if any other set up is needed.

thankyou,

sarvani

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    marcelpreda over 13 years ago

    Hi Sarvani,

    I think that you have to do some other basic tests:

    - first use same w everywhere without using pPar() , be sure you got LVS clean

    - when LVS is clean try to play with pPar()

     

    If the problem is still there, then it will be much easy for the others to find the problem if you can provide the "some error's in LVS"  and at least the netlist generated from schematic.

     Best Regards,

    Marcel

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  • marcelpreda
    marcelpreda over 13 years ago

    Hi Sarvani,

    I think that you have to do some other basic tests:

    - first use same w everywhere without using pPar() , be sure you got LVS clean

    - when LVS is clean try to play with pPar()

     

    If the problem is still there, then it will be much easy for the others to find the problem if you can provide the "some error's in LVS"  and at least the netlist generated from schematic.

     Best Regards,

    Marcel

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