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Regarding Manual Connections

Sattar72
Sattar72 over 9 years ago

Hi Everyone: In Top-Level I want to route manual connections between Pins. How can i do that? Can anybody Help me..

Thank you...

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    Andrew Beckett over 9 years ago

    The full router requires GXL licenses. However, the wire editor (which allows you to use the router one net at a time) is available with just a VLS XL license. You can automate that using something like this:

    foreach(net '("inm" "inp" "outp" "outm" "hold" "bias1")
      geDeselectAll()
      hsmSelect(?type 'net ?name net)
      lxSelectedRoute(nil) ; if  you pass t instead of nil it will use the wire assistant overrides for the routing
    )

    This will route each net one at a time. Note that this is not a particularly good way of routing something, because each route is done in isolation, but it may be a convenient way of getting some kind of hook up.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 9 years ago

    The full router requires GXL licenses. However, the wire editor (which allows you to use the router one net at a time) is available with just a VLS XL license. You can automate that using something like this:

    foreach(net '("inm" "inp" "outp" "outm" "hold" "bias1")
      geDeselectAll()
      hsmSelect(?type 'net ?name net)
      lxSelectedRoute(nil) ; if  you pass t instead of nil it will use the wire assistant overrides for the routing
    )

    This will route each net one at a time. Note that this is not a particularly good way of routing something, because each route is done in isolation, but it may be a convenient way of getting some kind of hook up.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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