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How to Find the location missing of assembly component subclass BY SKILL.

DDRsvi
DDRsvi over 7 years ago

Hi,

Some issues design appear when I completed and check overall before releasing my design. And I need to check on ASSEMBLY which it is missed by created manual of designer.

Dear Mr Dave and all members of Cadence forum. Please support me to get ideal to check the missing of assembly components.

BTW, Please comment on this case: I used "axlRunBatchDBProgram("extracta" tCmd ?silent t ?noUnload t ?reloadDB nil)" cmd BUT It use big template data (> 30Gb to extract database). The extracted field is PIN, NET. I try to just extract on NET but the tepmplate data still is big. 

Hope your reply!

DDRsvi,

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  • Gowtham229
    Gowtham229 over 6 years ago in reply to eDave

    Hi dave,

    Thanks for your prompt repsonse i've checked the code.with out generating log file it was running. Also some of the components with out assembly outline are not highlighted.please see the error im getting

    Command > skill
    Skill > load("DE_Assemblyolcheck.il")
    function DE_AssemblyCheck redefined
    t
    Skill > exit
    t
    Command > Assemblyolcheck
    E- *Error* fprintf/sprintf: format spec. incompatible with data - "Format is '%s (%s) updated\n', argument #1 is nil"

    please see the attached code appended in .il file

    Regards,

    Gowtham

    0523.DE_Assemblyolcheck.zip

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