1XYFLAT(3) MBK PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS XYFLAT(3)
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6 xyflat - compute hierarchical coordinates
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9 #include "mph.h"
10 void xyflat(xout, yout, x, y, xins, yins, x1, y1, x2, y2, trsf)
11 long ∗xout, ∗yout;
12 long x, y;
13 long xins, yins;
14 long x1, y1, x2, y2;
15 char trsf;
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18 xout, yout Values filled by the function call, return values,
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22 x, y Coordinates of a point in the instance
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24 xins, yins Coordinates of the lower left corner of the
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27 x1, y1, x2, y2 Coordinates of the abutment box of the model of the
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30 trsf Geometrical operation applied to the instance
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33 xyflat computes coordinates relative to a model of instance in order to
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36 This function is very useful when flattening, or getting coordinates of
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43 #include "mph.h"
44 long GET_CON_X(insname, conname, index)
45 char ∗insname, ∗conname;
46 long index;
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48 phfig_list ∗ptfig; /∗ pointer on model of instance called insname ∗/
49 phins_list ∗ptins; /∗ pointer on instance called insname ∗/
50 phcon_list ∗ptcon; /∗ pointer on the conname called con inside ptins ∗/
51 long x_con, y_con; /∗ return values, y_con here for beauty ∗/
52 ptins = getphins(WORK_PHFIG, insname);
53 ptfig = getphfig(ptins->FIGNAME, 'P');
54 ptcon = getphcon(ptfig, conname, index);
55 xyflat(&x_con, &y_con, ptcon->XCON, ptcon->YCON,
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