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Identify the nets (Aggressor and Victim)

MaximSubhash

Hi,
I am trying to write a skill code  to identify the aggressor and victim nets.
Aggressor net means :  Nets carrying noisy signals (CLKs / Digital select signals etc...)
Victim net means :  Nets with Voltage or Currents for reference (Ref signals / critical analog signals)
Skill code functionality trying to achieve:
Should be able to provide the two list of net names in a form (one for Aggressor and other for Victim nets)
We should run LVS and extract these nets from LVS result (Assura or Calibre)
Generate the report pointing which net is running next to aggressor or victim net.

 

I need help in skill code of form where ut will ask for two lists of nets and link to Assura or Calibre rule file. 

 

Thanks!

Subhash 

  • Quek

    Hi Subhash

    You can get the required inputs as follows:

    procedure( CCSgetNets()
       let( (aggressorNets victimNets)
          aggressorNets=hiCreateStringField(
             ?name 'aggressorNets
             ?prompt "Aggressor nets"
          ) ;hiCreateStringField

          victimNets=hiCreateStringField(
             ?name 'victimNets
             ?prompt "Victim nets"
          ) ;hiCreateStringField

          hiCreateAppForm(
             ?name 'myNetsForm
             ?formTitle "Aggressor/Victim nets"
             ?fields list(aggressorNets victimNets)
             ?initialSize list(300 300)
             ?callback "CCSdoSomething(hiGetCurrentForm())"
          ) ;hiCreateAppForm

          hiDisplayForm( 'myNetsForm )
       ) ;let
    ) ;procedure


    procedure( CCSdoSomething(myNetsForm)
       let( (aggressorNets victimNets)
          aggressorNets=myNetsForm~>aggressorNets~>value
          victimNets=myNetsForm~>victimNets~>value
          system("assura ...")
       ) ;let
    ) ;procedure


    Best regards
    Quek

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