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Cadence IC5.1.41 libInit.il

ag2888
ag2888 over 11 years ago
Hi,

I wanted to know is it possible to overwrite the libInit.il file, which is specified in the project area by a local version of the same??
I am actually trying to load a user defined set of "modelPath"s for the analog design environment. So i have another skill script in my local area to do that (this is loaded using .cdsinit). But the libInit.il file in the project area, that is sourced whenever i open the library manager, overwrites the "modelPath"s by loading a script in the project area.

Any suggestions how this can be done?

Any other suggestions on how to add some default set of "modelPath"s for the ADE?

Thanks
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    ag2888 over 11 years ago

    Hi Andrew,

     I actually needed only a fixed combination of the corners for the devices and hence i combined all of them in a single *.scs file.

    Hence I am trying to use the singleModelLib style, but i am facing an issue wrt names of the corner in this.

    E.g

    In my Combined.scs i have sections under the name ttt, fff, sss, fst, sft etc..

    So in my pcf i aim to combine these sections with the 3 temp values (27,-40,150) by doing the following - 

    corAddCorner ("proc1" "ttt")

    corSetCornerRunTempVal( "proc1" "ttt" 27 )

    corAddCorner ("proc1" "ttt")

    corSetCornerRunTempVal( "proc1" "ttt" -40 ) 

    corAddCorner ("proc1" "ttt")

    corSetCornerRunTempVal( "proc1" "ttt" 150 ) 

     So this definitely overwrites the previous corners and only 150 is seen in the tool.

    From the documentation and the various examples online, i gather that it is corAddCorner ("process_name" "Section_Name").

    So, How can i select the same section but give a different corner name to each of the above? 

     

     

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  • ag2888
    ag2888 over 11 years ago

    Hi Andrew,

     I actually needed only a fixed combination of the corners for the devices and hence i combined all of them in a single *.scs file.

    Hence I am trying to use the singleModelLib style, but i am facing an issue wrt names of the corner in this.

    E.g

    In my Combined.scs i have sections under the name ttt, fff, sss, fst, sft etc..

    So in my pcf i aim to combine these sections with the 3 temp values (27,-40,150) by doing the following - 

    corAddCorner ("proc1" "ttt")

    corSetCornerRunTempVal( "proc1" "ttt" 27 )

    corAddCorner ("proc1" "ttt")

    corSetCornerRunTempVal( "proc1" "ttt" -40 ) 

    corAddCorner ("proc1" "ttt")

    corSetCornerRunTempVal( "proc1" "ttt" 150 ) 

     So this definitely overwrites the previous corners and only 150 is seen in the tool.

    From the documentation and the various examples online, i gather that it is corAddCorner ("process_name" "Section_Name").

    So, How can i select the same section but give a different corner name to each of the above? 

     

     

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