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Encounter,dbGet,TCL

How to report cells from window x1 y1 x2 y2

Hi All, I want write a script to get below things with dbGet commands. How do I give coordinates to dbGet command for the following. 1. I want to get cell count from window x1 y1 x2 y2. it should report count for sequential, inverter, buffer, other combinational cells with cell name. 2. I want to get...

Posted to Digital Implementation (Forum) by gpremala on Fri, Sep 21 2012
Capturing and Processing Encounter Console Output with "redirect"

In my last post I wrote about writing more compact db access scripts with dbGet's expression-based matching . We found all of the high fanout nets in the design which weren't clock nets: dbGet [dbGet top.nets {.numInputTerms > 16 && .isClock == 0}].name This writes the name of each...

Posted to Digital Implementation (Weblog) by BobD on Mon, Jul 23 2012
Writing More Compact Encounter Scripts with dbGet Expressions

Querying the Encounter database with dbGet is typically pretty concise to begin with. But you might not be aware of its support for expression-based matching, which enables even more compact scripting. Let's take a very simple but common scripting challenge: Finding all of the high fanout nets in...

Posted to Digital Implementation (Weblog) by BobD on Wed, May 30 2012
Encounter Puzzler #3 Solution: Renaming a Net Logically

Once again, the Encounter Digital Implementation designer community has stepped up to the challenge. Last week's puzzler -- renaming a net logically in Encounter -- was solved in short order. Let's add J2mh and Sims to the list of Encounter Wizards (along with regular commentator and guest blogger...

Posted to Digital Implementation (Weblog) by BobD on Wed, Mar 9 2011
Encounter Puzzler #2 Solution: Finding Registers Beneath a Hierarchy

Thanks to everyone who participated in this week's Encounter Puzzer . If you didn't catch it earlier, have a look now before reading the solution discussion below. I thought this puzzler was great because it's such a small and simple example, yet it leads to so many useful fundamental components...

Posted to Digital Implementation (Weblog) by BobD on Fri, Sep 24 2010
Encounter Puzzler #2: Finding Registers Beneath a Hierarchy

I hope you enjoyed our first Encounter Puzzler: Where Did My Fences Go? The source of inspiration for this week's puzzler came from an internal alias that we have here at Cadence where folks ask and answer questions about Encounter. An applications engineer received a request from a customer and...

Posted to Digital Implementation (Weblog) by BobD on Mon, Sep 20 2010

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Encounter,dbGet,TCL

How to report cells from window x1 y1 x2 y2

Capturing and Processing Encounter Console Output with "redirect"

Writing More Compact Encounter Scripts with dbGet Expressions

Encounter Puzzler #3 Solution: Renaming a Net Logically

Encounter Puzzler #2 Solution: Finding Registers Beneath a Hierarchy

Encounter Puzzler #2: Finding Registers Beneath a Hierarchy