The logical effort libraries can be loaded with Tools / Logical
Effort / Logical Effort libraries (Purple, Red, Orange).
This loads three libraries for a generic 180nm technology. Look at
one of the Purple schematic cells and you will see all sorts of
parameters (accessible from the "Edit / Properties / Cell
Parameters..." command).
The "S" parameter is Java code.
If you want to dume this in a readable format, just save the library
as a JELIB somewhere. JELIB files are text-readable, and you will be
able to see everything in the library (including code). It's a bit
difficult to read, but the JELIB file format is documented in the user manual.
-Steve
At 06:51 AM 7/28/2012, you wrote:
................. look at the logical effort
libraries that come with Electric, and define schematic symbols with
code in them.
-Steven Rubin
Hi Steve,
The logical effort libraries you mention.....is this the samples
library? How do I see the associated code? Is there aa way to to a
text dump of the code attached to the cell?
Thanks
Yusuf
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