Yes, that is the correct fix. The code is now in the repository.
Thanks!
-Steve
At 07:48 PM 8/15/2015, you wrote:
Sorry, it looks like the example that I sent previously works with
version 9.05 of Electric, but not with 9.06.
I think the functionality might have been broken slightly by the
bias ports fix [
https://java.net/projects/electric/sources/svn/revision/15467 ].
It seems like it might be fixed by changing line 496 in
com.sun.electric.tool.erc.ERCAntenna.java [
https://java.net/projects/electric/sources/svn/content/trunk/electric/electric-java/com/sun/electric/tool/erc/ERCAntenna.java?rev=15813
] from
ret = ERCANTPATHGATE;
to
return ERCANTPATHGATE;
Dr. Rubin, can you confirm if this is the right fix or if different
changes are needed?
On 8/15/2015 3:56 PM, Gavin Abo wrote:
See the attached example in antenna_error.pdf and the accompanying
antenna_error.jelib.
On 8/15/2015 7:56 AM, Estevao Teixeira wrote:
Hi everyone:
I've tried to force an antenna error in my designs, just to verify
if this checking is working well in Electric. I'm using the MOCMOS
technology, with 3 layers of metal.
I've making cells with intentionally long layers of poly1 or
metal1, connected only to the gates of small MOSFETs. Curiously,
when running the Antenna rule check, the software never points any
antenna rule violation.
Can anyone explain what I should do to perform this test
(preferably to find the errors)? Can anyone send me a cell with an
antenna rule violation example?
Thank you.
Estevao
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