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interactive creation of rod path

drdanmc
drdanmc over 8 years ago

I know how to create a path with rodCreatePath() which gives some flexibility in terms of programming the type of path.  For example a bus of varying bit width, metal width, spacing, layer, etc.  However it stinks for interactive use.  I can easily draw a MPP interactively but my selection is from a limited set of paths I've pre-defined.  Is there a simple way to combine them?   Basically is there something like rodCreatePath where I can use a path I've defined via skill (possibly from inputs in a custom dialog) but draw the path interactively?

Thanks

-Dan

 

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    Quek over 8 years ago

    Hi Dan

    I think perhaps your question is as follows:

    "How can I use rodCreatePath together with the MPP templates defined in Virtuoso techfile?"

    I think COS article 11323850 would be helpful for you:

    Can I create a Multi Part Path in SKILL based on a technology file template?


    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Quek
    Quek over 8 years ago

    Hi Dan

    I think perhaps your question is as follows:

    "How can I use rodCreatePath together with the MPP templates defined in Virtuoso techfile?"

    I think COS article 11323850 would be helpful for you:

    Can I create a Multi Part Path in SKILL based on a technology file template?


    Best regards
    Quek

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