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StreamOutTemplate files of IC615 and IC5141 are same or not?

Sarvani

 Hi all,

         I am tring to run streamout for whole library  in IC615 using a code( abWriteLibGDS.il) which is works well in IC5141 version. But i am unable to exicute streamout in IC615(i have used streamout template file of 5141). Please let me know is there any change in streamouttemplate file format. 

Thank you,

Sarvani.

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  • Sarvani,

    Whilst Virtuoso will use a streamOutKeys template if it exists to seed the user interface, it is not used in that form for passing to the strmout command. 

    The abWriteLibGDS.il code was for the IC5141 pipo command; that has been replaced in IC61X with the strmout command. You can find out more info on this in the Design Data Translators Reference manual, or by typing "strmout -help" on the command line. You can pass command line switches to the strmout command to achieve what you need, and you can invoke that from SKILL using ipcBeginProcess.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Sarvani,

    Whilst Virtuoso will use a streamOutKeys template if it exists to seed the user interface, it is not used in that form for passing to the strmout command. 

    The abWriteLibGDS.il code was for the IC5141 pipo command; that has been replaced in IC61X with the strmout command. You can find out more info on this in the Design Data Translators Reference manual, or by typing "strmout -help" on the command line. You can pass command line switches to the strmout command to achieve what you need, and you can invoke that from SKILL using ipcBeginProcess.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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