pipo strmout and skill path

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Peter Ballard, Aug 14, 2003.

  1. Hi all,

    I set my skill path (setSkillPath) in my .cdsinit file. This works
    nicely with the "layoutPlus" tool, but the "pipo strmout" tool seems
    to not be reading it. According to the pipo documentation (Design Data
    Translator's Reference August 2000 Product Version 4.4.6, p.86):

    "The .cdsinit file is automatically loaded into the Stream Out form
    when you specify layout as your view type in the Stream Out form."

    Now I assume (possibly wrongly) that means that when setting
    streamOutKeys I need to set 'viewName to "layout", i.e.

    streamOutKeys = list(nil
    ....
    'viewName "layout"
    ....
    )

    (Where "..." refers to all the other assignments inside streamOutKeys)

    But even when I do that, pipo strmout is not finding my skill path
    (because, apparently, it is not loading my .cdsinit file.)

    A workaround is that I can setSkillPath inside the libInit.il file of
    each library (when I do this, pipo strmout works cleanly). But I'd
    rather not do that because there are several libraries. What I really
    want is to set my skill path once and only once, and the .cdsinit file
    seems the best place to do this.

    Any ideas on to do this?

    --
    Regards,

    Peter Ballard
    Adelaide, AUSTRALIA
     
    Peter Ballard, Aug 14, 2003
    #1
  2. Peter Ballard

    JC7 Guest

    You need a streamout.template and a cds.lib file to run
    "pipo strmout streamout.template" from the Unix command
    line. This does not require setting the skill path.
    You can create a sample template from the streamout form.

    If I misunderstood what you were trying to do, then nevermind.

    Joe Clark
     
    JC7, Aug 14, 2003
    #2
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