loading layerMap file automatically in ic6.1

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by SS, Dec 19, 2007.

  1. SS

    SS Guest

    I have a skill procedure that load streamInKeys when icfb is started.

    When I probe for the value layerTable in CIW using streamInKeys-
    the filename or the table in the viewer. Also when I click translate I
    get an error saying that layerMap file was not defined.

    If I go manually click on load and then select the mapFile , I see the
    file getting loaded and can also view the table in the viewer.

    Could you tell me why the Mapfile is not getting loaded and the map
    table getting read.

    What skill command I should use in order to load this particular
    mapFile from the skill procedure I have.
     
    SS, Dec 19, 2007
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  2. SS

    jayl-news Guest

    Hmmm, dunno. I just do something like this in .cdsinit and it works
    fine in ic5033 and ic5141:

    streamInKeys = append( streamInKeys list( 'layerTable "/remote/anproc/
    ibm65hpc/cadence/ibm65hp_4_30_02.lyrtbl" ))

    -Jay-
     
    jayl-news, Dec 19, 2007
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  3. SS

    SS Guest

    Thanks Jay. That was the first thing I tried. However it does'nt work
     
    SS, Dec 20, 2007
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    andrewb Guest

    If you place the file in the technology library, and call it
    techlib.layermap (where techlib is whatever your technology library is
    called) it will get picked up automatically.

    Andrew.
     
    andrewb, Dec 24, 2007
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  5. SS

    jayl-news Guest

    Ah, yes. IC61 uses entirely new GDSII conversion, so now most of
    what we know is wrong. :)

    I haven't done my IC61 conversion yet, I'll put that on my list of
    things
    to watch out for.

    -Jay-
     
    jayl-news, Jan 2, 2008
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  6. SS

    SS Guest

    Andrew,
    let me try this out. Currently we are calling it
    techlib.layer_map. May be this is the reason it does'nt work. Will try
    it out with techlib.layermap.

    -Sriram
     
    SS, Jan 7, 2008
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