maeSetSpec
maeSetSpec (
t_outputName
t_testName
[ ?minimum g_minValue ]
[ ?maximum g_maxValue ]
[ ?gt g_greaterThanValue ]
[ ?lt g_lessThanValue ]
[ ?range g_rangeValues ]
[ ?tolerance g_toleranceValue ]
[ ?info g_info ]
[ ?weight g_weightingFactor ]
[ ?corner g_cornerName ]
[ ?session t_sessionName ]
)
=> t / nil
Description
Adds a specification to an output defined for a test. You can also use this function to modify an existing specification for an output.
Arguments
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t_outputName
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Name of the output for which the specification is to be set.
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t_testName
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Name of the test to which the output is associated.
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?minimum g_minValue
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Value for the min specification.
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?maximum g_maxValue
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Value for the max specification.
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?gt g_greaterThanValue
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Value for the greater than specification.
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?lt g_lessThanValue
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Value for the less than specification.
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?range g_rangeValues
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A range of values for the range specification.
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?tolerance g_toleranceValue
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Value for the tolerance specification.
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?info g_info
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An information string for the info specification.
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?weight g_weightingFactor
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A weighting factor for this specification.
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?corner g_cornerName
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Name of the corner for which the spec is to be enabled. This argument helps to override a specification for a particular corner.
By default, a specification defined for a measurement applies to all the corners enabled for the test. To change the specification for a particular corner, specify the name of that corner in this argument. In ADE Assembler, you can view the overridden corner name in the Override Specifications form.
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?session t_sessionName
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Name of the session.
If not specified, the current session is used.
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Value Returned
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t
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The given specification is added to the specified output.
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nil
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The given specification is not added.
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Examples
Adds the >1 spec to output out1 in test TRAN.
sess= maeOpenSetup("solutions" "ampTest" "maestro")
=> "session0"
maeSetSpec("out1" "TRAN" ?gt "1")
=> t
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