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Automatization of Maestro view and schematic (testbench) for simulation of multiple results

OG202503213520
OG202503213520 1 month ago

Hello, 
I have a design that I need to verify and do the simulation , to give an idea , it had multiple inputs and outputs and they depend on internal values. I need to simulate each input with different output to see the delay.

Is there a way by which I can automatize the changing of equations in maestro setup depending on the inputs and outputs? Also , depending in the inputs and outputs selected , I need to automatically make changes in the testbench.

For the moment I think using "skillbrigde" (skill functions using python) the generation of schematic can be done writing a code , but I dont understand how I can make the link with maestro testbench.


If you have any solutions , please let me know.

Thank you.

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    Andrew Beckett 1 month ago

    I can't answer anything on "skillbridge", but there are plenty of SKILL functions to do both schematic creation (with sch and db prefix and also maestro view creation/modification (mae prefix).

    Andrew

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    OG202503213520 23 days ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thank you very much Andrew !

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    OG202503213520 23 days ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thank you very much Andrew !

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