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Need assistance on changing the ViewtoUse of config view

SHRYS

Hi All,

I am able to create the config view using the script shared by Sir Andrew below:

procedure(CCFcreateConfigView(lib cell view topView @key
(viewList "spectre cmos_sch cmos.sch schematic veriloga ahdl symbol")
(stopList "spectre symbol")
(libList "test template_tb analogLib")
)
let((hdb)
hdb=hdbOpen(lib cell view "w")
unless(hdb error("Could not open %s/%s/%s for write\n" lib cell view))
hdbSetTopCellViewName(hdb lib cell topView)
when(stringp(libList)
hdbSetDefaultLibListString(hdb libList)
)
when(stringp(viewList)
hdbSetDefaultViewListString(hdb viewList)
)
when(stringp(stopList)
hdbSetDefaultStopListString(hdb stopList)
)
hdbSave(hdb)
hdbClose(hdb)
t
)
)

But I need to change the ViewtoUse from schematic view to symbol view, as we do in configuration GUI. I tried using hdbcBindingRule, but it is not supported in the cadenceICADVM/20.10.330. I am unable to use the command hdbExplainBinding too.


Can somebody help me out with this.

Thank you so much & in Regards,

Shreyas K

  • This is certainly possible in this version - it has been available for many, many years. I suspect you're trying to call a function incorrectly. It would be something like:

    hdbSetObjBindRule(hdb list(list("opamp090" "ampp" nil nil))
      list('hdbcBindingRule list(nil nil "myschemview"))
    )

    This is setting the view to use to be "myschemview" on the cell opamp090/ampp. I just tested this, and it works fine. The documentation shows examples of other kinds of bindings you can do.

    Andrew

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thanks Andrew... I am able to call it with this above syntax... & it is working as expected.

    Thank you so much again

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