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Any material available for Learning the Skill coding?

urcuterock
urcuterock over 17 years ago

Hi Frends iam new to Allegro PCB editor and iam comfortable working with it. Now iam trying to learn skill coding. Iam very much interested in it. But how to start with? (starting trouble!!!!)...

please provide me some material with basic skill codes as exaples. and start a new thread for learners...

 

thanks in advance

 

Ur friend 

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  • Praveen Meduri
    Praveen Meduri over 17 years ago

    I use solaris enivronment for my cadence tools, I donot know if this works for you.

    Type cdsdoc in the terminal wondow and this should bring up  a new cdsdoc:library window. This contains links to most of the cadence documentation. In there, you should find a lot of documents related to SKILL.

     Another way is to download SKILL manuals from sourcelink.cadence.com (you need a sourcelink account for this).

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    Praveen Meduri over 17 years ago

    I use solaris enivronment for my cadence tools, I donot know if this works for you.

    Type cdsdoc in the terminal wondow and this should bring up  a new cdsdoc:library window. This contains links to most of the cadence documentation. In there, you should find a lot of documents related to SKILL.

     Another way is to download SKILL manuals from sourcelink.cadence.com (you need a sourcelink account for this).

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