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Pin numbers in Schematics

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autodeskguest over 15 years ago

Hi, Can anyone throw some light on how I can get the components' Pin Number

(not name) for a NET from within a ULP?

I've looked at the object definitions in the Help pages, but pin numbers

are not mentioned at all.

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    autodeskguest over 15 years ago

    Dave schrieb:

     

    The pad name only applies to boards, not schematics.

     

    But it is referenced in the schematic as well (and is also displayed in

    the schematic as well, even if there's no board at all).

     

    It must be possible to obtain the pin number, because the in-built netlist

    exporter outputs those values as 'pad' in column 3...

     

    Can someone explain how to navigate the object hierarchy to get the pin

    numbers from the package relating to pinref of the the component in the net

    being processed here:

     

    I'm pretty sure it is possible, but I'm not used to writing ULPs...

     

    Perhaps you have a look at the following object hierarchy:

    - UL_SCHEMATIC has a loop member named "part", of type UL_PART

    - UL_PART has a loop member named "device", of type UL_DEVICE

    - UL_DEVICE has a loop member named "gates", of type UL_GATE

    - UL_GATE has a data member named "symbol", of type UL_SYMBOL

    - UL_SYMBOL has a loop member named "pins", of type UL_PIN

    - UL_PIN has a data member named "contacts", of type UL_CONTACT

    - UL_CONTACT has a data member named "pad", of type UL_PAD

    - UL_PAD has a data member named "name", of type string

     

    - UL_PIN also has a data member named "net", of type string,

      as well as a data member named "name", of type string

     

    By following this hierarchy with the appropriate loops and references,

    you get all pin/pad/net relations you need.

     

    Tilmann

     

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    autodeskguest over 15 years ago in reply to autodeskguest

    Tilmann,

     

    Thanks for the help. This now works:

     

    if (schematic) schematic(SCH) {

       output(filesetext(SCH.name, ".NET")) {

     

       SCH.parts(P) {

         printf("%s\n","[");

         printf("%s\n",P.name);

         printf("%s\n",P.value);

         printf("\n\n\n%s\n","]");

         }

     

       SCH.nets(N) {

         numeric string Part[], Pad[];

         int cnt = 0, index[];

     

         N.pinrefs(P) {

           Part[cnt] = P.part.name;

           Pad[cnt] = P.pin.contact.name;

           cnt++;

           }

         if (cnt) {

            sort(cnt, index, Part, Pad);

            printf("%s\n","(");

            printf("%s\n",N.name);

            for (int i = 0; i < cnt; i++)

                printf("%s%s%s\n",Part[index[i]],"-",Pad[index[i]]);

            printf("%s\n",")");

            }

         }

       }

    }

     

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    autodeskguest over 15 years ago in reply to autodeskguest

    Tilmann,

     

    Thanks for the help. This now works:

     

    if (schematic) schematic(SCH) {

       output(filesetext(SCH.name, ".NET")) {

     

       SCH.parts(P) {

         printf("%s\n","[");

         printf("%s\n",P.name);

         printf("%s\n",P.value);

         printf("\n\n\n%s\n","]");

         }

     

       SCH.nets(N) {

         numeric string Part[], Pad[];

         int cnt = 0, index[];

     

         N.pinrefs(P) {

           Part[cnt] = P.part.name;

           Pad[cnt] = P.pin.contact.name;

           cnt++;

           }

         if (cnt) {

            sort(cnt, index, Part, Pad);

            printf("%s\n","(");

            printf("%s\n",N.name);

            for (int i = 0; i < cnt; i++)

                printf("%s%s%s\n",Part[index[i]],"-",Pad[index[i]]);

            printf("%s\n",")");

            }

         }

       }

    }

     

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