VXL lxMovePorts

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Tracy Groller, Jun 2, 2006.

  1. John G. or Andrew B.,


    I am looking at the cdsdocs and have come across
    a VXL skill command as follows but does not work in
    cadence ? has this command been renamed ?

    Tracy



    lxMovePorts

    |
    lxMovePorts(
    |/d_cvId/|
    )
    => |t | nil | |


    Description

    Moves top-level ports over components based on their connectivity.


    Arguments

    |/d_cvId/|



    The database ID of the cellview whose ports you want to move.


    Value Returned

    |t|



    The ports were moved.

    nil



    The ports were not moved or the specified cellview was not found.
     
    Tracy Groller, Jun 2, 2006
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  2. Tracy,

    It was added in IC5141 USR2, and it's there when I try to call it
    in USR2, USR3 and recent ISRs.

    Are you using too old a version?

    By "work" do you mean that it says that the function is undefined, or do
    you mean it doesn't do what it is advertised as doing? I didn't try it in a real
    application (it's related to the placer, I think).

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Jun 7, 2006
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  3. Andrew,

    I was using a version before the IC5141,
    it's their now thanks for the input.

    Tracy

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    Tracy Groller, Jun 7, 2006
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