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    Hi,
       I am trying to get the via count details by using some of the scripts (userRptViaStats.tcl)  provided by cadence in gift directory ( installation area), but i am getting a different  count when i use the script when compared to the count that i have in the log file.
    If any one has some information of how to get the details of via count using any command or using any script, please let me know.


thanks
deepak.


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by deepak
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  • Hi Bob,
        Thanks for your information, I communicated with cadence people and what i got was that userRptViaStats will give you details about all the Vias Including that on the Power Route, but in the log file we find via information which is excluding vias for power route. that is the reason why i was finding the difference in numbers.
        Also now am using report_design command to get the via details ( single cut & multi cut vias) which will be the same as in the log file.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by deepak
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  • Hi Bob,
        Thanks for your information, I communicated with cadence people and what i got was that userRptViaStats will give you details about all the Vias Including that on the Power Route, but in the log file we find via information which is excluding vias for power route. that is the reason why i was finding the difference in numbers.
        Also now am using report_design command to get the via details ( single cut & multi cut vias) which will be the same as in the log file.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by deepak
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