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Need a replacement for axlTriggerSet

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I have a small piece of code that uses axlTriggerSet.

axlTriggerSet( 'open 'tst)



When using this function the system crashes quite regularly.  The documentation states that if you experience problems with this function to use set dbg_noskilltriggers environment variable.  I need this function to work so I cannot set this variable.  The code exicutes another skill program every time a design is opened, even in the same Allegro session. Does anyone know of an alternate function that does the same thing?

Thanks,
Boma


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Boma
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  • Tobias,

    Thanks for the suggestions. Our trigger launches a report of the type of components that are placed in the design. Every time a design is opened, a report is displayed showing how many Flex parts, Rigid parts, Reflow parts, etc. are in the design. This is done because flex parts have Coverlay openings, bigger pad sizes and no Solder Mask openings. This can cause a major problem in Fab if it is not known or detected ahead of time. FYI with the latest ISR009 for 16.01 this axlTriggerset issue is fixed.

    Thanks again for the response,
    Boma


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Boma
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  • Tobias,

    Thanks for the suggestions. Our trigger launches a report of the type of components that are placed in the design. Every time a design is opened, a report is displayed showing how many Flex parts, Rigid parts, Reflow parts, etc. are in the design. This is done because flex parts have Coverlay openings, bigger pad sizes and no Solder Mask openings. This can cause a major problem in Fab if it is not known or detected ahead of time. FYI with the latest ISR009 for 16.01 this axlTriggerset issue is fixed.

    Thanks again for the response,
    Boma


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Boma
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