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Running a script to auto update Model of instances after Spice netlist import

TravisMN
TravisMN over 4 years ago

I imported a Spice netlist to create schematics, but it is not automatically assigning the Model to the instances in the schematic and instead assigning them "none". In the GUI, I must right click on each instance of over 1000 cells in my library and select "Revert "Model" to default (pmos_1p2v_lowvt_tg)" to update them before I can get a clean LVS run on each cell. Is there a SKILL method to do this on all of the instances of all of the cells in my library?

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 4 years ago

    I'm not really sure why it would be importing the model as "none". That's strange - I wonder if something is wrong with your device mapping setup.

    Potentially you could just do this to clean up the instances:

    foreach(inst geGetEditCellView()~>instances
      dbDeletePropByName(inst "model")
    )

    I'm guessing the actual model property is called "model" (lowercase) - you should check in the CDF for the device to find the name rather than the prompt

    This code above removes the instance-level override and should then revert to the CDF default.

    Andrew

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