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Summing analog waveform bus

MatanR
MatanR over 2 years ago

I'm trying to create function that accepts an analog waveform bus for example (4 current waveforms) called mywave<3:0>

point is to execute the same thing I can do with plus(mywave<3> mywave<2> mywave<1> mywave<0>) OR mywave<3>+mywave<2>+mywave<1>+mywave<0>

my function looks like this (but not working - what am I doing wrong):

procedure( mrAnalogBusSum( waveforms )

  (cond

  ;; Handle a single Waveform
  ((drIsWaveform waveforms)

    ;  Create Empty Wave
    sumWaveForm = drCreateEmptyWaveform()
    sumWaveForm = sumWaveForm + waveforms
    ;return waveform
    sumWaveForm

  ) ;drIsWaveform

  ;; Handle a family of waveforms
  ((famIsFamily waveforms)

    (famMap 'mrAnalogBusSum waveforms )

  ) ;famIsFamily

   ;; Default option - return error
   (t

    (error "mrAnalogBusSum - can't handle %L type of data\nExpecting a waveform OR waveform family\n" wave)

   );

 ) ;cond

) ;procedure

Thank you,

Matan.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 2 years ago

    Matan,

    This is the same as the question in this post: https://community.cadence.com/cadence_technology_forums/f/custom-ic-skill/56753/how-to-write-a-calculator-function-working-in-assembler-that-will-operate-on-all-bits-of-a-bus (unfortunately I've not had a chance to write the code as I said I hoped to in that post) - just been too busy the last couple of months.

    Andrew

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