<ADDPIN

"ADD IOPIN

to add an IO pin


Syntax
 
ADD IOPIN NET  [NAME ]  LAYER  [WIDTH ] [HIGHT ]
               [USE ] [DIR  ] [NOSNAP] [SPECIAL] [REGULAR]


Arguments

net name      
Net name to which a pin will be added. Required. See Description section below.    

pin name      
Name of the pin to be added. If supplied, a unique name will be derived from the name of the net it attatches to.    

point      
Location of the pin. A coordinate. Required.    

layer      
Layer of the pin. Required.    

width      
Width of the pin. Default width for the layer will be used.    

height      
Height of the pin. Default width for the layer will be used.    

use      
Use of the pin. One of SIGNAL, POWER, GROUND, CLOCK, TIEOFF, ANALOG. Default is SIGNAL.    

dir      
Direction of the pin. One of INPUT, OUTPUT, INOUT, FEEDTHR. Default is INPUT.    

NOSNAP   
By default, the pin added at  will be snaped so that one side of it will touch the cell boundary and its center axis will be snapped to the nearest Rgrid. By specifying this argument, the origin of the pin will be set at exactly where the point is.    

SPECIAL          
Make the IO pin created Special.    

REGULAR
Make the IO pin created not Special. This is the default.
      

Description

Added a IO pin to the net named in the NET argument, with various arguments. 


Environmental Variables  (NA)


Example
 ADD IOPIN NET GND (12000, 23000) LAYER M1 DIR IN SPECIAL;  ADD IOPIN NET A11 NAME A11PIN2  (12000, 23000) LAYER M1 DIR IN;


Related Command  (NA)"

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