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Access to the DRC markers.

MedAn

Hi all!

I understand, that this question has already been raised several times. But I could not find the answer.

A lot of time we need to have access (or transfer to the layer or have access to the coordinates) to the DRC error markers after Assura, PVS or Calibre check.

But no any *hilight functions or another skill function doesn't help.

Can anyone help how to solve this problem?

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I said that it was PVS that output markers for use in the annotation browser, not Assura. For Assura using the ?outErrorLayers t setting, it would save the markers into an stream file in the Assura run directory. This will be called (for example) mydesign_err.gds. 

    You can then stream that in to a new library (note the cell name is the same as your top cell) and the layer numbers don't correspond to original layers in the database, but it does contain all the geometries for the error markers.

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I said that it was PVS that output markers for use in the annotation browser, not Assura. For Assura using the ?outErrorLayers t setting, it would save the markers into an stream file in the Assura run directory. This will be called (for example) mydesign_err.gds. 

    You can then stream that in to a new library (note the cell name is the same as your top cell) and the layer numbers don't correspond to original layers in the database, but it does contain all the geometries for the error markers.

    Andrew.

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