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How to route additional cells after normal P&R

Sirrius
Sirrius over 16 years ago

 Hi All

My job involves taking a routed design and changing some of the cells and routing them to the cells that already exist.

I looked at some ways, and the most obvious way is to manually "Add Wire" option in Encounter. Is there any way to tell the routing tool built in (like sroute) to route the cell for me? For example, I would like to route (or connect) a cell MY_CELL1/PortA (where PortA is the port of this cell) to MY_CELL2/PortB.

Can I use sroute? If yes, then, can someone please throw a hint as to how?

Any other method? I am sure that some method should exist, which should avoid manual "Add Wire" method.

 

Would appreciate any help!

 

Thanks

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    Sirrius over 16 years ago

    Bob,

     Thanks for your advise. After tinkering around a bit, I was able to run ECO process. It was a tad tricky, since I was using an older verion of Encounter, which did not have "ecoDesign"

     

    Thanks again!

     

    Regards

     

    Sirrius

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    Sirrius over 16 years ago

    Bob,

     Thanks for your advise. After tinkering around a bit, I was able to run ECO process. It was a tad tricky, since I was using an older verion of Encounter, which did not have "ecoDesign"

     

    Thanks again!

     

    Regards

     

    Sirrius

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