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Schematic export in Design Entry HDL

arge

Hello,

 

I am new here, so I do not know if this is the right place to ask my question.

 

For work, I need to write a converter (in C++) that reads all schematic data from Design Entry HDL and puts this in a new format.

My question is: How can I obtain all schematic data into a file (not with Edif 300 please).

I saw that there are Design Entry HDL files (.cas, .csv, etc) but when I look into the .csa file I see wires in this file, but these are randomly saved in the file. I cannot figure out which wire belongs to which net and so on. The same with a dot. And how can I obtain the netterminals, which component pin belongs to which net.

 

I hope you can help me with this.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Arno Thijssen

  • luvishis

    Hi,

    This had already been written.

    Elgris Technologies Inc (www.elgris.com) has the tool (E-studio)  that can export

    ConceptHDL schematic to EDIF200 schematic , EDIF300  schematic or to OrCAD schematic.

    EDIF200 schematic can be taken to other systems.

     

    *.CSA is a proprietory Cadence format - I doubt that anybody will comment about its content here.

     

     BR

  • arge

    Hello,

     

    Thanks for the reply. My boss does not want to use the edif format, because we had problems with this in the past. I am looking for another solution, that is why I tried to use the .csa and .csv files.

     

    Arno Thijssen

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