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ADE Parameters : mapping DPAR <-> device parameter in ADE

Hello,
When I use Parameters in ADE, I can see in the netlist that the parameters I set are transformed in DPAR_1, DPAR_2, ...

Is there a way to know the correspondance between the parameter DPAR_ in the netlist and the device parameter I set in ADE?

Laurent.

Andrew Beckett 1 month ago

Laurent,

Not as far as I know, other than looking in the netlist where they are used.

Andrew
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kkdesbois 27 days ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Hello Andrew,

Thank you for your response.

I intend to address this issue differently by parsing the netlist.
To do so, my code utilizes the function maeCreateNetlistForCorner to generate the netlist.
However, the output netlist does not include the DPAR parameters, unlike the netlist generated for simulation when running ADE.
Could you please advise if there is a way to generate a netlist that contains the DPAR parameters?

Laurent.
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kkdesbois 9 days ago in reply to kkdesbois

Hello
I’m following up on this post in case my last message was missed during the holiday period.
Laurent.
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Andrew Beckett 3 days ago in reply to kkdesbois

I don't think there's any public API to do this. What is probably needed is a public equivalent of the private function used underneath the Right Mouse→Create Netlist in the Run Preview tab, but this doesn't exist as far as I can tell.

Andrew
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kkdesbois 2 days ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

That's a pity!
Thank you, Andrew, for the clarification
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