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The first example lists all cells that are present in a
database:
% dblist
layout:
feedback mod2_fb sel_reg8 xmc?
latch rand_cnt select xyz!
circuit:
feedback mod2_fb rand_cnt select
latch multplex sel_reg8 total
function:
f_latch
imported:
Xlatch Xselect
floorplan:
Note that for a cell name followed with a '?'
the "mc" file is not found. And for a cell name
with '!' the cell directory is not found.
The second example lists only the cells of the layout
view:
% dblist -l
feedback mod2_fb sel_reg8 xmc?
latch rand_cnt select xyz!
The third example lists only the cells of the layout
view, which begin with the letter 's':
% dblist -l 's*'
sel_reg8 select
The fourth example lists only the cells of the layout
view, but in a single column if stdout is redirected:
% dblist -l | cat -n
1 feedback
2 latch
3 mod2_fb
4 rand_cnt
5 sel_reg8
6 select
7 xmc?
8 xyz!
The fifth example lists the cell tree of cell
"rand_cnt" for the layout view:
% dblist -lh rand_cnt
1 - rand_cnt (2)
2 - sel_reg8 1 (2)
3 - latch 8 (0)
3 - select 8 (0)
2 - feedback 1 (3)
3 - mod2_fb 3 (0)
The first number on a line is the level of the
corresponding cell in the cell tree. The second number (if
present) is the total number of times (incl. copies) the
cell is used, and the third or last number (between
parenthesis) is the number of sub cells. For example, cell
"sel_reg8" is on level 2, it is used 1 time by
"rand_cnt", and it has 2 sub cells. One of the sub
cells is "latch", which is used 8 times by
"sel_reg8", and which has no sub cells itself. (It
is a leaf cell). Because "sel_reg8" has only 2 sub
cells, there must have been used a cell copy statement
(array specification) to get 8 "latch" cells.
For the circuit view, the third or last number (between
parenthesis) counts also the device cell calls. When a cell
call is a call to a function block (if file
"fterm" exists) the third number for this cell
will be replaced by 'function'.
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