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Check no place bound in component

I'd like to check whether all the components of a brd have their placebound or whether some have been deleted. Is there a skill script for this?

0 eDave over 1 year ago

This is the wrong forum for this question but this should help you:

setof(sym, axlDBGetDesign() ->symbols, !exists(obj, sym ->children, index(obj ->layer, "PACKAGE GEOMETRY/PLACE_BOUND_"))) ~>name
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0 JeromePui over 1 year ago in reply to eDave

it works very well thank you very much.

Is it possible to print the result by column, currently the result is (for example) : ("SMC0402" "CONN24" "SMR0603")

and i would like

SMC0402

CONN24

SMR0603

i use a report (p) and the command fprintf(p,....)

thank you so much

Jérôme
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0 eDave over 1 year ago in reply to JeromePui

symNames = setof(sym, axlDBGetDesign() ->symbols, !exists(obj, sym ->children, index(obj ->layer, "PACKAGE GEOMETRY/PLACE_BOUND_"))) ~>name
outPort = axlDMOpenFile("MISC", "symbol.rpt", "w")
fprintf(outPort, buildString(symNames, "\n"))
axlDMClose(outPort)
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0 JeromePui over 1 year ago in reply to eDave

thank you very much for your help. I have another question, is it possible to get dbid of symbols but only package symbols and exclude mechanical or format symbols?
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0 eDave over 1 year ago in reply to JeromePui

Sure. Try:

symNames = setof(sym, axlDBGetDesign() ->symbols, sym ->type == "PACKAGE" && !exists(obj, sym ->children, index(obj ->layer, "PACKAGE GEOMETRY/PLACE_BOUND_"))) ~>name
outPort = axlDMOpenFile("MISC", "symbol.rpt", "w")
fprintf(outPort, buildString(symNames, "\n"))
axlDMClose(outPort)
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