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Re: How to handile "low memory warnings" in skill
Hi Andrew, Thanks for your reply.... But I can not always run icfb on 64 bit. Because there are some design(average in size) can come clean in 32bit mode.... below are the warning messages because of less memory.... Is there anyway i can read this warnign from my skill program \# Low Memory: Less than 183 megabytes of memory remain ...

Posted to Custom IC SKILL (Forum) by KKANDOTH on Wed, Jan 9 2013
How to handile "low memory warnings" in skill
Hi All, I have a skill program which is operating on a layout database.Its working fine almost all the time. But sometime the task is running out of memory and get exit. Can I know how to get this low memory information before it end the skill program by its own. Such that I can do some undo(not exactly in layout) operations ...

Posted to Custom IC SKILL (Forum) by KKANDOTH on Tue, Jan 8 2013
Re: print SKILL(batch mode) output in unix terminal
Derek, Thank You very much for your help.. Thank You, krishnan

Posted to Custom IC SKILL (Forum) by KKANDOTH on Tue, Oct 9 2012
Re: print SKILL(batch mode) output in unix terminal
Hi Derek, In Case if I want to print only a text message(ex: "COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY") then , do i need to use sprintf ? Thank You, Kandoth

Posted to Custom IC SKILL (Forum) by KKANDOTH on Tue, Oct 9 2012
Re: pop up for a program error
Hi Andrew, Thank You very much for your help. " errset(testing() t) " solved all my problems Thank You, Krishnan

Posted to Custom IC SKILL (Forum) by KKANDOTH on Tue, Oct 9 2012
print SKILL(batch mode) output in unix terminal
Hi All, I am running a skill script in batch mode and need to print the out put in unix terminal. for example procedure(TRY() a=0 b=1 c=a+b );procedure here I need to print the value of c on terminal like VALUE=1 . I am trying with csh(print) command but its not working. Is this possible or I am trying something which is not possible ...

Posted to Custom IC SKILL (Forum) by KKANDOTH on Tue, Oct 9 2012
pop up for a program error
Hi All, I want to build a program which has a user alert facility as soon as it find some error while executing. For example if there is a program like this procedure(testing() a = "try" b = 2 c=a*b ) This program will find an error at line c = a*b. and throw a *ERROR ..... message in icfb.log. I ...

Posted to Custom IC SKILL (Forum) by KKANDOTH on Wed, Oct 3 2012
db ids of Terminals are not in order
Hi ,, geGetSelSet()~>master~>terminals~>name on a simple nmos with NF5 output is as shown below(Cadence OA )......

Posted to Custom IC SKILL (Forum) by KKANDOTH on Tue, Aug 2 2011

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