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Inas

Hello,

Now i have a simply skill code to generate a layout having a transistor, and i entered the parameters in a list.

one of the parameters i want o write is the SDshrink but i can't find out how to use it (write it).

ALso i confusde about the CDF parameter types and values, how can i know what should i write?

Thanks alot

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  • Hi Inas Mostafa

    It would help other forum readers a lot if you can start a new thread for a new topic. This will allow the other readers to follow your issues more easily. It would also be good if you can provide more details in your questions. : )

    Please allow me to re-phrase your question and correct me if I am wrong:

    In layoutXL, it is possible to create virtual connections for top level  pin-to-pins or pin-to-shape by appending a colon to the pin/net name (E.g. ABC:) but it is not possible to create a virtual connection from a top level pin to a lower level pin/non-pin shape.


    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Hi Inas Mostafa

    It would help other forum readers a lot if you can start a new thread for a new topic. This will allow the other readers to follow your issues more easily. It would also be good if you can provide more details in your questions. : )

    Please allow me to re-phrase your question and correct me if I am wrong:

    In layoutXL, it is possible to create virtual connections for top level  pin-to-pins or pin-to-shape by appending a colon to the pin/net name (E.g. ABC:) but it is not possible to create a virtual connection from a top level pin to a lower level pin/non-pin shape.


    Best regards
    Quek

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