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Cadence Application Infrastructure SKILL Reference
Product Version IC23.1, November 2023

nmpIsLegal<NameSpace>

nmpIsLegal<NameSpace> (
t_identifier
)
=> t / nil

Description

Checks if the specified identifier is legal in the name space. In the function name, substitute <NameSpace> with any of the name spaces returned by the function nmpGetSpaceNames(). For example, nmpIsLegalVerilog() or nmpIsLegalVHDL().

Arguments

t_identifier

The identifier you want to check.

Value Returned

t

The identifier is legal in the name space.

nil

The identifier is illegal in the name space.

Additional Information

The following table lists all the current nmpIsLegal<NameSpace> functions.

nmpIsLegalCDBA()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in CDBA.

nmpIsLegalConcept()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in Concept.

nmpIsLegalDef()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in DEF.

nmpIsLegalGcf()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in GCF.

nmpIsLegalGenesis()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in Genesis.

nmpIsLegalLef()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in LEF.

nmpIsLegalPrint()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in Print.

nmpIsLegalSdf()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in SDF.

nmpIsLegalSpf()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in SPF.

nmpIsLegalSpectre()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in Spectre.

nmpIsLegalSpectreHDL()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in SpectreHDL.

nmpIsLegalSpef()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in SPEF.

nmpIsLegalSpice()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in Spice.

nmpIsLegalSysVerilog()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in SysVerilog.

nmpIsLegalVerilog()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in Verilog.

nmpIsLegalVerilogA()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in VerilogA.

nmpIsLegalVerilogAMS()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in VerilogAMS.

nmpIsLegalVHDL()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in VHDL.

nmpIsLegalVHDLAMS()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in VHDLAMS.

nmpIsLegalVHDL87()

Checks if the identifier you specify is legal in VHDL87.

Related Topics

nmp<NameSpace>To<NameSpace>

nmp<NameSpace>ToIdent


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