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What happened when compile graphic pcell to skill code?

richardyuan
richardyuan over 8 years ago

Hello, 

I want to create a little tool that can capture the user action in GUI, then convert it into pCell, something like user create graphic pcell and then compile it to skill code. 

Are there any more detail when compile graphic pcell to skill code is only one step? I want to know what happened and so I can start from.

Any good suggestion is preferred. Thank you for advance.

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    Andrew Beckett over 8 years ago

    Well, adding a plugin is a matter of using deRegPlugin - however, developing a whole application similar to the (albeit pretty old) Graphical PCell application in Virtuoso is way beyond anything that would be documented or there would be sample code for! 

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 8 years ago

    Well, adding a plugin is a matter of using deRegPlugin - however, developing a whole application similar to the (albeit pretty old) Graphical PCell application in Virtuoso is way beyond anything that would be documented or there would be sample code for! 

    Andrew.

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