At 01:06 PM 1/7/2009, you wrote:
How can I change the technology of a cell? Up to now, I have edited
its text file!
You can use the "Cell Properties" dialog to examine a cell's
technology. This does not change the actual components inside of the
cell...it only changes a technology pointer that is associated with
the cell. If you want to convert a cell from one layout technology
to another, use the "View" menu and convert to an alternate layout technology.
Is it true that a cell can only exist inside a library? I can't seem
to save a cell to the working directory.
This is true. A library is written to disk as a single file, with
all of its cells. There are "project management" facilities in
Electric that will break a library into single-cell libraries so that
each cell is in its own disk file, but that file is still a library file.
Are libraries all writable? I am struggling to stop corrupting one
of the reference libraries copied from the web site.
Can you be more specific. What steps are you taking and what is the result?
-Steven Rubin
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