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How to get the coordinates of all instances in the layout hierarchy ?

marbs

 Hi All,

 I would like to ask , how to get the coordinates of all the instances in the layout

 hierarchy by using SKILL ? 

 I use IC616 .

 

 Best regards,

 Marben F. Orallo

 

 

 

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Charley,

    This will happen if you have mosaics. I neglected to include a check in the code:

    procedure(CCFgetInstanceNamesAndCoords(master @optional (transform list(0:0 "R0" 1)) (hierInstPath "/"))
      foreach(inst master~>instances
        when(inst~>objType=="inst"
          printf("%s%s %L\n" hierInstPath inst~>name dbTransformPoint(inst~>xy transform))
          CCFgetInstanceNamesAndCoords(
            inst~>master
            dbConcatTransform(inst~>transform transform)
            strcat(hierInstPath inst~>name "/")
          )
        )
      )
      t
    )

    The code above should run, but will ignore mosaics.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Charley,

    This will happen if you have mosaics. I neglected to include a check in the code:

    procedure(CCFgetInstanceNamesAndCoords(master @optional (transform list(0:0 "R0" 1)) (hierInstPath "/"))
      foreach(inst master~>instances
        when(inst~>objType=="inst"
          printf("%s%s %L\n" hierInstPath inst~>name dbTransformPoint(inst~>xy transform))
          CCFgetInstanceNamesAndCoords(
            inst~>master
            dbConcatTransform(inst~>transform transform)
            strcat(hierInstPath inst~>name "/")
          )
        )
      )
      t
    )

    The code above should run, but will ignore mosaics.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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