FILE: Printout.mesa
Last edited by Ousterhout, April 26, 1983 2:11 pm
Christian LeCocq May 20, 1986 10:53:24 am PDT
This file contains definitions for routines used to print out various pieces of information about the network structure.
DIRECTORY
Globals,
Real,
Rope;
Printout: CEDAR DEFINITIONS =
BEGIN
OPEN Globals;
Units:
REAL;
Number of microns per printed unit (e.g. lambda). Defaults to 2.0 microns. If Units is 2.0 then a printed distance of 1 corresponds to 2 microns.
FetRope:
PROC[fet: Fet, globalVars: GlobalVars]
RETURNS [rope: Rope.
ROPE];
Creates a rope describing the Fet in a form suitable for giving to the user. The fet is identified in terms of the nodes it connects to and its location.
NodeRope:
PROC[node: Node, globalVars: GlobalVars]
RETURNS [rope: Rope.
ROPE];
Creates a rope describing the node in terms of the location of a transistor terminal (preferably a gate) to which it connects.
PrintCap: CmdProc;
Prints out capacitance information for nodes in the circuit. Args can contain a switch "-t threshold", where threshold specifies the minimum amount of capacitance a node must have to be printed (the default is 0). It can also contain a list of node names (default is "*"). All of the named nodes with greater than the specified amount of capacitance are printed. All switches in args must precede all node names.
PrintRes: CmdProc;
Just like PrintCap, except prints parasitic resistance values in ohms.
PrintFets: CmdProc;
Prints out information about all fets whose gates attach to the nodes in the argument list. If no argument list is supplied, then absolutely all fets are printed.
PrintNodes: CmdProc;
Each argument gives a node name. This command routine prints out information about every node that is given. If no arguments are given, then information is printed out about every node in the circuit.
END.