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Is there a skill command for "Assign Layout Instance terminals"?

Shankar
Shankar 10 months ago

Is there a skill command for "Assign Layout Instance terminals", this form appears when i click on define device correspondence and Bind the devices.

Also,

Problem Statement : i have a schematic with a couple of transistor symbols and and i alos have a corresponding layout view with respective layout transistors but they all are inside a pCell(created by me) i.e layout transistor called inside a custom Pcell. Now i have multiple symbols in schematic view and a single instance(pCell) in layout view. 
Is there a way how i can bind these schematic symbols with layout symbols inside the pCell(custom)? Even if i have to use cph commands i'm fine with it. need help here.

The idea here is to establish XL connectivity between the schematic symbols and corresponding layout transistors(inside the pCell).

Thanks,

Shankar

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    Shankar 10 months ago

    Using combination of dbCreateNet, dbCreateTerm and dbCreateInstTerm, i was able to achieve it

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    Shankar 10 months ago

    Using combination of dbCreateNet, dbCreateTerm and dbCreateInstTerm, i was able to achieve it

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