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Deleting route Keepouts

Les Wong
Les Wong over 9 years ago

Hi All:

When we delete route keepouts it takes a long time.

The same time as if we were manually deleting then in Allegro.

How can this be sped up ?

Thanks,

Les

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  • Les Wong
    Les Wong over 9 years ago
    It definitely takes a long time for : axlDBCloak('axlDeleteObject(_tList) 'shape)
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  • eDave
    eDave over 9 years ago

    Set the dynamic fill mode to nil. Obviously you will need to address this later.

    axlDBControl('dynamicFillMode nil)

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  • Les Wong
    Les Wong over 9 years ago

    Tried that, still taking along time. brd file is 200Meg

    There are 155975 Route keepouts to delete

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  • jwhend
    jwhend over 9 years ago

    I noticed when I tried this out that a bunch of my symbols were fixed it was slower.

    I tried Dave's suggestion, but I did not see any difference. 5 seconds both.

    You probably already know you can add the ignoreFixed option to axlDBCloak:

    axlDBCloak('axlDeleteObject(_tList) ('shape ignoreFixed))

    Jerry

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  • eDave
    eDave over 9 years ago
    Wow. That's a lot of route keepouts. I got a 10 fold increase in speed when I disabled dynamic fill mode (uncloaked) but I only had 850 keepouts. You may be running into some memory limitations.
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