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floating metals and vias

nen28
nen28 over 1 year ago

hi
Found this SKILL Code, But please advice how to adjust this code to only detects the floating metals 
 and vias that are not connecting to any poly or source drain.

/************************************************************************* 
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procedure(CCSselDanglingShp(@optional (cv geGetEditCellView()))
let((mlist vlist)
mlist=setof(sh cv~>shapes !sh~>net && sh~>purpose != "label")
vlist = setof(via cv~>vias !via~>net)

if(mlist
        then
        printf("Dangling wires found at %L\n" mlist~>bBox )
        geSelectFigs(mlist)
        else
        printf("No dangling wires found \n" )
        )
if(vlist
        then
        printf("Dangling vias found at %L\n" vlist~>bBox)
        geSelectFigs(vlist)
        else
        printf("No dangling via found \n")
        )
))

hiSetBindKey("Layout" "<Key>F10" "CCSselDanglingShp()")

Nanthini

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