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Matthias Koefferlein 2021-06-01 20:59:25 +02:00
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src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_layer.rb
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#
# @code
# # reports areas where layer 1/0 density is below 10% on 20x20 um tiles
# low_density = input(1, 0).density(0.0 .. 0.1, tile_size(20.um))
# low_density = input(1, 0).with_density(0.0 .. 0.1, tile_size(20.um))
# @/code
#
# Anisotropic tiles can be specified by giving two values, like "tile_size(10.um, 20.um)".
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# @code
# # reports areas where layer 1/0 density is below 10% on 30x30 um tiles
# # with a tile step of 20x20 um:
# low_density = input(1, 0).density(0.0 .. 0.1, tile_size(30.um), tile_step(20.um))
# low_density = input(1, 0).with_density(0.0 .. 0.1, tile_size(30.um), tile_step(20.um))
# @/code
#
# For "tile_step", anisotropic values can be given as well by using two values: the first for the
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# # reports density of layer 1/0 below 10% on 20x20 um tiles. The layout's boundary is taken from
# # layer 0/0:
# cell_frame = input(0, 0)
# low_density = input(1, 0).density(0.0 .. 0.1, tile_size(20.um), tile_boundary(cell_frame))
# low_density = input(1, 0).with_density(0.0 .. 0.1, tile_size(20.um), tile_boundary(cell_frame))
# @/code
#
# Note that the layer given in "tile_boundary" adds to the input layer for computing the bounding box.
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# @code
# # reports density of layer 1/0 below 10% on 20x20 um tiles in the region 0,0 .. 2000,3000
# # (100 and 150 tiles of 20 um each are used in horizontal and vertical direction):
# low_density = input(1, 0).density(0.0 .. 0.1, tile_size(20.um), tile_origin(0.0, 0.0), tile_count(100, 150))
# low_density = input(1, 0).with_density(0.0 .. 0.1, tile_size(20.um), tile_origin(0.0, 0.0), tile_count(100, 150))
# @/code
#
# The "padding mode" indicates how the area outside the layout's bounding box is considered.
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# Example:
#
# @code
# low_density = input(1, 0).density(0.0 .. 0.1, tile_size(20.um), padding_ignore)
# low_density = input(1, 0).with_density(0.0 .. 0.1, tile_size(20.um), padding_ignore)
# @/code
#
# The complementary version of "with_density" is \without_density.