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How to make a iteration of all the VIAs in SOC Encounter database?

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Hi, all:

I am Roc Sun. Recently, I got a few problems.

One is how can I iterate all the via instances in SoC Encounter. I can find the command 'dbViaCellName' or something, but I can not find the way to get via instances. As you know, in SoC52, it 'split via' utility is not working. So, I want write my own version using database command.

The other is that, how can I get all the drc box coordinates, I mean the white boxes after we made a DRC check in SOC Encounter. I want to write this script in db commands.

Best Regard!


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by eminemshow
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  • As you can see from your scripted example, there isn't exactly a notion of a "via instance" in SoC-E. Vias are modeled as a unique kind of wire segment that happens to be an instantiation of a via cell.

    I'd like to know (for your benefit as well as others who might come across this post) what would you do with the via instance pointer if you were able to get it? You mention that you're having trouble with a "split via" utility- but I'm not clear on what that means.

    Thanks,
    Bob


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by BobD
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  • As you can see from your scripted example, there isn't exactly a notion of a "via instance" in SoC-E. Vias are modeled as a unique kind of wire segment that happens to be an instantiation of a via cell.

    I'd like to know (for your benefit as well as others who might come across this post) what would you do with the via instance pointer if you were able to get it? You mention that you're having trouble with a "split via" utility- but I'm not clear on what that means.

    Thanks,
    Bob


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by BobD
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