hnlMapCellModuleName

hnlMapCellModuleName( 
d_cellViewId 
[ t_viewList 
t_pathName 
t_LibName 
t_cellName 
t_viewName 
t_isCellTopCell ]
)
=> name

Description

Returns the netlist module name of the cellview, the cellViewId. It adds the <cell name><module name> mapped pair into the model section of the name map associated with the hnlCurrentCell variable. The cellViewId must be a non-stopping instance. For a design opened in the configuration view, you must specify the additional arguments.

Arguments

d_cellViewId	The cellViewId of cell view.
t_viewList	Effective view list. This argument must also be supplied if hierarchical configuration is used.
t_pathName	Path name string. This argument must also be supplied if hierarchical configuration is used.
t_LibName	Configuration library name. This argument must also be supplied if hierarchical configuration is used.
t_cellName	Cell name. This argument must also be supplied if hierarchical configuration is used.
t_viewName	View name. This argument must also be supplied if hierarchical configuration is used.
t_isCellTopCell
	If this cell is top cell. This argument must also be supplied if hierarchical configuration is used.

Value Returned

name	The netlist module name of the cellview, the cellViewId.

Examples

Example 1: You can generate a SILOS netlist in which an instance in a schematic called 122 appears as follows:

(INST1 CKT122

Use the following code in your formatter:

   fprintf( hnlNetlistFile
            hnlMapName( hnlCurrentInstName) )
   fprintf( hnlNetlistFile
            hnlMapCellModuleName( hnlCurrentMaster ) )

To create the netlist for the schematic instance 122, use the following code:

   fprintf( hnlNetlistFile "\n.MACRO %s" 
            hnlMapCellModuleName( hnlCurrentCell ) )

Example 2: When working with the configuration view of a design, you can use the hnlMapCellModuleName function for the cell header in the hnlPrintTopCellHeader or hnlPrintDeviceHeader functions as follows:

mapname = hnlMapCellModuleName(
                     hnlCurrentCell 
                     hnlCurrentCellViewList 
                     hnlCurrentCellPath 
                     hnlCurrentCellConfigLibname 
                     hnlCurrentCellConfigCellname 
                     hnlCurrentCellConfigViewname 
                     hnlIsTopConfigCell 
                     ) 

In the configuration view, you can also use the hnlMapCellModuleName function for a non-stopping cell in the hnlPrintInst function as follows:

mapname = hnlMapCellModuleName(
                     hnlCurrentMaster 
                     hnlCurrentMasterViewList
                     hnlCurrentMasterPathString
                     hnlCurrentMasterConfigLibName 
                     hnlCurrentMasterConfigCellName 
                     hnlCurrentMasterConfigViewName 
                     hnlCurrentMasterIsTopCellConfig 
                     )

Related Topics

OSS Functions

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