22 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
22 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
from DTR import *
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from decimal import Decimal
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techno = Techno.readFromFile("./example.dtr.xml")
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print "+-----------------------------+"
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print "| technology: "+techno.getName().getString()+" |"
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print "| units: "+techno.getUnit().getString()+" |"
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print "+-----------------------------+\n\n"
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print "transistorMinL = %s"%techno.getValue(Name("transistorMinL"))
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print "transistorMinW = %s"%Decimal(techno.getValueAsString(Name("transistorMinW")))
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print "minWidth of metal1 = %s"%techno.getValue(Name("minWidth"), Name("metal1"))
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print "minSpacing of metal1 = %s"%techno.getValue(Name("minWidth"), Name("metal1"))
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print "minSpacing of active vs poly = %s"%techno.getValue(Name("minSpacing"), Name("active"), Name("poly"))
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print "minExtension active over poly = %s"%techno.getValue(Name("minExtension"), Name("poly"), Name("active"))
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print "minArea of metal1 = %s"%techno.getValue(Name("minArea"), Name("metal1"))
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# an example of why it is important to use Decimal in python:
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print techno.getValue(Name("minArea"), Name("metal1"))*3-0.3 # returns 5.55111512313e-17
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print Decimal(techno.getValueAsString(Name("minArea"), Name("metal1")))*3-Decimal('0.3') # returns 0.000
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