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How to change Model Library Setup in Maestro using SKILL

KGh94
KGh94 over 7 years ago

Hello,

I am trying to change my model library setup in maestro. This involves deleting (or disabling) existing model files and adding different model files.

 I found an ADE-XL function axlSetModelFile( .. ) but it seems to set a model file for a corner. Is there a similar function that sets default model files for each test?

Any hints would be appreciated.

Best regards,
Karam

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  • Dimitra Papazoglou
    Dimitra Papazoglou over 7 years ago

    Hi Karam,

    You can use the asiSetEnvOptionVal() to set new models files to your tests. The below code sets new model files and sections across all tests:

    session=axlGetWindowSession(hiGetCurrentWindow())
    Tests=cadr(axlGetTests(axlGetMainSetupDB(session)))
    foreach( testname Tests
    sesTest=asiGetSession(axlGetToolSession(session testname))
    asiSetEnvOptionVal(sesTest "modelFiles" list(list("$PDK_path/toplevel.scs" "tt_mos") list("$PDK_path/toplevel.scs" "tt_res") list("$PDK_path/toplevel.scs" "tt_cap") list("$PDK_path/toplevel.scs" "tt_diode") ))
    );foreach

    Also, In ADE Assembler in Model Library Setup there is a button called "Apply to the Selected Tests in the Setup" which can be used to apply model files/sections changes across selected or all tests. Thought you might find it useful if you are not already aware of. 

    Regards,

    Dimitra

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