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How to get the thickness of StackUp

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I can get the Etch layer name by:
axlGetParam("paramLayerGroup:ETCH")->groupMembers
But how about the thickness and the material thickness, which set in Setup Advisor>Edit Cross-section. Is it attribute or parameter?
How can I get it by SKILL command?


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by leonlee
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  • Hi Ole,

    You should be able to run the tech file batch commands from the low tier tool. Just register your export tech file command in your allegro.ilinit file. eg:

    axlCmdRegister("export tech" 'ExportTechFile)
    ExportTechFile.autoload = "ExportTechFile.il"

    Restart Allegro and type "export tech" on the command line.

    This is also the way you would run a Skill routine that used _fpDrawGetXSection, but I still wouldn't recommend using this command unless Cadence make it public. You would print the output of this command to a file using fprintf. The output is a list so the most simple printing method would be to use something like:

    pport = axlDMOpenFile("TEMP", "stackup.txt", "w")
    fprintf(pport, "%L", _fpDrawGetXSection())
    axlDMClose(pport)

    Cheers, Dave


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Dave Elder
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  • Hi Ole,

    You should be able to run the tech file batch commands from the low tier tool. Just register your export tech file command in your allegro.ilinit file. eg:

    axlCmdRegister("export tech" 'ExportTechFile)
    ExportTechFile.autoload = "ExportTechFile.il"

    Restart Allegro and type "export tech" on the command line.

    This is also the way you would run a Skill routine that used _fpDrawGetXSection, but I still wouldn't recommend using this command unless Cadence make it public. You would print the output of this command to a file using fprintf. The output is a list so the most simple printing method would be to use something like:

    pport = axlDMOpenFile("TEMP", "stackup.txt", "w")
    fprintf(pport, "%L", _fpDrawGetXSection())
    axlDMClose(pport)

    Cheers, Dave


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Dave Elder
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