10-2-2: External References |
The syntax of an external library reference is:
L<name> | <path> | |
<name> | the name of the external library. |
<path> | the full path to the disk file with the library. |
The name of the library is used in JELIB file to references to this library. The actual name of this library is obtained from the path.
The syntax of an external cell reference is:
R<name> | <lowX> | <highX> | <lowY> | <highY> | |
<name> | the name of the external cell. |
<lowX> | reserved for the low X bounds of the cell contents. |
<highX> | reserved for the high X bounds of the cell contents. |
<lowY> | reserved for the low Y bounds of the cell contents. |
<highY> | reserved for the high Y bounds of the cell contents. |
The syntax of an external export reference is:
F<name> | <centerX> | <centerY> | |
<name> | the name of the external export. |
<centerX> | reserved for the X coordinate of the center of export polygon. |
<centerY> | reserved for the Y coordinate of the center of export polygon. |
Examples:
Lspiceparts|/home/strubin/electric/spiceparts.jelib
Rgate;1{sch}|-4|4|0|2
Fout|0|2
Declares that an external library called "spiceparts" will be used by the current library, and that it can be found at
"/home/strubin/electric/spiceparts.jelib".
In that library is a cell called "gate;1{sch}" whose contents run from -4 to 4 in X and 0 to 2 in Y.
In that cell is an export called "out" with center at (0,2).
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