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Any skill code or Virtuoso command to list all instantiated cells without the specified cellview

mantang
mantang over 7 years ago

Hi

Is there any skill code or Virtuoso command to list all instantiated cells without the specified cellview ? I need to run streamout command in order to find out these instances at this moment.

ERROR (XSTRM-341): The translation stopped for the following reason: Cannot open design 00s_drc_testpt/die_seal_square_3a/layout: "Open of 00s_drc_testpt/die_seal_square_3a/layout failed - cellView for the design was not found.". Ensure that the specified cellview exists on disk and that you have permission to open it, then run the translation again.

Thanks,

ManChak

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    Andrew Beckett over 7 years ago

    ManChak,

    It's not entirely clear what you're after here. Within an individual cellView you can find any missing masters by doing:

    foreach(instHeader cvId~>instHeaders
      unless(instHeader~>master
        printf("Missing: %s/%s/%s\n" instHeader~>libName instHeader~>cellName instHeader~>viewName)
      )
    )

    If you wanted to do this over a hierarchical design, you could do a recursive traversal of the layout hierarchy (there are countless examples of doing this in these forums) and then do a similar check to the above in each cellView you find. Of course you might want to make it a bit smarter so that you don't report the same missing cellView multiple times (if instantiated from more than one cellView).

    If that's what you meant, anyway.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • mantang
    mantang over 7 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hi Andrew,

    Thank you.

    ManChak

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  • mantang
    mantang over 7 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hi Andrew,

    Thank you.

    ManChak

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