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[DEV]encounter 1> set cell_ptr [dbGet -p head.libCells.name pll_fbdiv]
0x2aaac108f3a8
[DEV]encounter 2> Puts "Abstract binding (lib/cell/view): [dbGet $cell_ptr.abstractLib]/[dbGet $cell_ptr.name]/[dbGet $cell_ptr.abstractView]"
Abstract binding (lib/cell/view): zambezi45/pll_fbdiv/abstract
posted @ 2014-05-07 10:50 Klarke 阅读(2584) | 评论 (0)编辑 收藏
C function and Tcl function are linked.
Then if want to return 1 in C function and get it in Tcl function, we should add following code in C function:

Tcl_AppendElement(itp, "1");

posted @ 2013-12-12 14:28 Klarke 阅读(2486) | 评论 (0)编辑 收藏
report_cell_instance_timing

_report_pin_timing ff3/Q

get_lib_pins */DFFQN_X1M_A9TL_C20/*

report_analysis_coverage ff4/D -verbose untested

report_inactive_arcs

getAnalysisMode -checkType

setAnalysisMode -checkType setupo/hold

setMultiCpuUsage -localCpu 4

report_clock_timing -clock tci -type latency -view TRADITIONAL_SCAN_CAPTURE_pvt4_hrlcn40 -verbose

report_timing -clock_from tck

report_timing -clock_from tck -path_type full_clock
report_timing -clock_from tck -path_type full_clock -from [all_registers] -max_paths 1
_report_pin_timing u_usb30gctl_aon/u_usb30gctl_aon_wdog_0/wdog_cnt_reg_23_/CK
_report_pin_timing u_usb30gctl_aon/u_usb30gctl_aon_wdog_0/wdog_cnt_reg_23_/CK -view TRADITIONAL_SCAN_CAPTURE_pvt4_hrlcn40
_report_pin_timing u_usb30gctl_aon/u_usb30gctl_aon_wdog_0/wdog_cnt_reg_23_/CK -view TRADITIONAL_SCAN_CAPTURE_pvt4_hrlcn40 -early
_report_pin_timing u_usb30gctl_aon/u_usb30gctl_aon_wdog_0/wdog_cnt_reg_23_/CK -view TRADITIONAL_SCAN_CAPTURE_pvt4_hrlcn40 -late
report_clock_timing -clock tck -type latency -view TRADITIONAL_SCAN_CAPTURE_pvt4_hrlcn40 -verbose
_report_pin_timing u_usb30gctl_aon/u_usb30gctl_aon_usbreg/gctl_usb_power_synchronizer/u_dff2/q_reg_0_/CK
report_timing -from u_usb30gctl_aon/u_usb30gctl_aon_usbreg/gctl_usb_power_synchronizer/u_dff2/q_reg_0_/CK
report_timing -from u_usb30gctl_aon/u_usb30gctl_aon_usbreg/gctl_usb_power_synchronizer/u_dff2/q_reg_0_/CK -path_type full_clock
get_nets -of tck_i
all_connected tck_i -leaf
all_connected tck_i
_report_pin_timing gctl_test_refclk_i
save_view_definition -outfile view.tcl



posted @ 2013-07-25 17:55 Klarke 阅读(2584) | 评论 (0)编辑 收藏

proc getSetupHoldCstrMode {args} {

     set setupViews [all_setup_analysis_views]
     set arg [lindex $args 1]
     if { $arg == 0 } {
         set allViews $setupViews
     } else {
         set holdViews [all_hold_analysis_views]
         set allViews [concat  $setupViews $holdViews ]
     }
#     Puts $allViews
     set mode ""
     foreach view $allViews  {
        lappend mode [get_analysis_view $view -constraint_mode]
        set dc [get_analysis_view $view -delay_corner]
        set rc [get_delay_corner $dc -rc_corner]
     }
     set cstrMode [lsort -ascii -unique $mode]
#     Puts $cstrMode
     return $cstrMode
}

posted @ 2013-05-09 15:22 Klarke 阅读(2520) | 评论 (0)编辑 收藏
touch file.c
make file.o
touch file.c
Add -E

/grid/common/pkgs/gcc/v4.4.5/bin/g++ -I../../../tools.lnx86/fe/src/64bit -g -I../../../include -DUSE_icp -DUSE_cdshelp -DUSE_nano -DUSE_pm -DUSE_tq -DUSE_mesalib -DUSE_crlp -DUSE_prtools -DOAX_DUAL_MODE -DUSE_dupHash -DUSE_feedthrough -DUSE_libesotcl -DUSE_libesotest -DUSE_libesoengine -DUSE_libesoxforms -DUSE_libesoinfra -DUSE_chkd -DUSE_parallel -DUSE_edp -DUSE_cte -DUSE_lic -DUSE_rmap -DUSE_fs -DUSE_sc -DUSE_optinfra -DUSE_op -DUSE_ls -DUSE_dp -DUSE_do -DUSE_tb -DUSE_go -DUSE_cm -DUSE_coe -DUSE_ccopt -DUSE_ck -DUSE_sgn -DUSE_autofpUtil -DUSE_autofp -DUSE_tkhtml -DUSE_hp -DUSE_lp -DUSE_nlp -DUSE_clu -DUSE_mib -DUSE_sp -DUSE_tcd -DUSE_np -DUSE_bb -DUSE_pp -DUSE_pso -DUSE_ppp -DUSE_pa -DUSE_sla -DUSE_la -DUSE_slm -DUSE_eman -DUSE_pdv -DUSE_vc -DUSE_bm -DUSE_splx -DUSE_xn -DUSE_ams -DUSE_msrouting -DUSE_ta -DUSE_tu -DUSE_spx -DUSE_qx -DUSE_pe -DUSE_dc -DUSE_ds -DUSE_sds -DUSE_ln -DUSE_ms -DUSE_spr -DUSE_tr -DUSE_df -DUSE_dfnl -DUSE_sdp -DUSE_fp -DUSE_ri -DUSE_vl -DUSE_lf -DUSE_tl -DUSE_sr -DUSE_fg -DUSE_oax -DUSE_oax22 -DUSE_ogds -DUSE_himgr -DUSE_ncu -DUSE_libscell -DUSE_libmcts -DUSE_uiobj -DUSE_fp -DUSE_newspef -DUSE_esi -DUSE_to -DUSE_ptn -DUSE_libdblogical -DUSE_libdbphysical -DUSE_libdbutil -DUSE_libdbtech -DUSE_libdbfplan -DUSE_libdbtcl -DUSE_libdbmisc -DUSE_libdblogical -DUSE_we -DUSE_dbx -DUSE_cte -DUSE_tc -DUSE_dd -DUSE_editline -DUSE_tdg -DUSE_vlg -DUSE_se -DUSE_qtf -DUSE_gui -DUSE_celtic -DUSE_msv -DUSE_ziplib -DUSE_ui -DUSE_qtf -DUSE_guifw -DUSE_cta -DUSE_win -DUSE_vb -DUSE_verify -DUSE_libverifymsrouting -DUSE_libverifyacdensity -DUSE_libverifyant -DUSE_libverifyconn -DUSE_libverifydensity -DUSE_libverifygeom -DUSE_libverifywelltap -DUSE_libverifyutil -DUSE_verify -DUSE_cce -DUSE_app -DUSE_prt_cmds -DUSE_prt_sr_main -DUSE_msroute -DUSE_prt_sr_proute -DUSE_vmd -DUSE_amf -DUSE_vmd -DUSE_prt_sr_ref -DUSE_prt_sr_dbase -DUSE_prt_sr_ldef -DUSE_prt_sr_basic -DUSE_prt_power -DUSE_p2proute -DUSE_prt_viagen -DUSE_prt_power -DUSE_prt_sr_util -DUSE_xdp -DUSE_ilm -DUSE_imex -DUSE_cpe -DUSE_kl -DUSE_klv -DUSE_pdg -DUSE_sn -DUSE_euler -DUSE_ps -DUSE_sip -DUSE_glm -DUSE_celticmempool -DUSE_syutil -D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -DBITS64 -DLINUX -DSOCE_PWR -DNSU_NoVersion -DNSU_NoThread -DNSU_NoSignal -DNSU_NoLicense -DNO_CTE_NEWALLOC -DCTE_NATIVE_READER_HIER_SUPPORT -DCTE_PARTIAL_HIERARCHY -I../../../tools.lnx86/ctengInt/include -DCTE_TIMER_BY_DEFAULT -DMMMC -I../../../tools.lnx86/syntechInt/include -I../../../tools.lnx86/coptInt/include -I../../../tools.lnx86/dfII/pvt/include -I../../../tools.lnx86 -I../../../tools.lnx86/cdsZip/include -DUSE_cdslmd -I../../../include/tcm -I../../../include/TPtools -isystem ../../../include/TPtools -I../../../tools.lnx86/sst2/include -DUSE_sst2 -D_USING_PROTOTYPES_ -I../../../include -I../../../tools.lnx86/include -I../../../include/syutilcommon -I../../../include -I/icd/hierflow2/klarke/12.00rtm/fe//src/ -DCDS_LNX86 -DHAS_PTHREAD -D_REENTRANT -m64 -D_LP64 -DUSE_TCLTK85 -DSTDC_HEADERS=1 -DHAVE_SYS_TYPES_H=1 -DHAVE_SYS_STAT_H=1 -DHAVE_STDLIB_H=1 -DHAVE_STRING_H=1 -DHAVE_MEMORY_H=1 -DHAVE_STRINGS_H=1 -DHAVE_INTTYPES_H=1 -DHAVE_STDINT_H=1 -DHAVE_UNISTD_H=1 -DHAVE_LIMITS_H=1 -DUSE_THREAD_ALLOC=1 -D_REENTRANT=1 -D_THREAD_SAFE=1 -DHAVE_PTHREAD_ATTR_SETSTACKSIZE=1 -DHAVE_PTHREAD_GETATTR_NP=1 -DHAVE_SYS_TIME_H=1 -DTIME_WITH_SYS_TIME=1 -DHAVE_INTPTR_T=1 -DHAVE_UINTPTR_T=1 -DHAVE_PW_GECOS=1 -DHAVE_XSS=1 -DHAVE_LIBXFT=1 -DHAVE_XFT=1 -DUSE_NON_CONST -I../../../share/tcltools/icd8.5.9/include -Wno-write-strings -mveclibabi=svml -D_GNU_SOURCE -I. -MMD -MF ../../../tools.lnx86/fe/obj/64bit/ilm/dbIlmPtn.d -E -o aaa -c dbIlmPtn.c
posted @ 2012-09-05 10:48 Klarke 阅读(2954) | 评论 (0)编辑 收藏

How to change permissions (chmod) of a file

Permissions can be very important when it comes to hosting your website. Permissions can allow our server computer to write and edit your files. Along with that, some files need to be protected from writing and editing, as a security measure. You can change your file permissions in many ways.

Using File Manager in cPanel

One of the easy and basic ways to change the permissions is through File manager in cPanel. To change the permissions for a file or folder in cpanel, please do the following:

  1. Login to your cPanel (if not already there)
  2. Click File Manager
  3. Click the name of the file for which you would like to change the permissions.
  4. Select the Change Permissions link at the top right of the page.
  5. Select the permissions you would like to set for the file.
  6. Click Change Permissions

 

Using FTP

Connect to FTP. Go to the file and right click. Choose Permissions or Attributes or Properties (depends on your program).

Using SSH or a script

This can be done with chmod command.


So, what do these permissions and numbers mean?

File permissions determine what you are allowed to do and who is allowed to do it.

Owner Group World
Read
Write
Execute

 

The columns are the three types of users. First is the Owner; the owner is you, the person who has access to the cPanel or shell. Second is the Group; the group is other people on your server. Third is the World; the world is any visitor from the public (think world wide web).

Each row represents a permitted action for this file (or folder). Read means the user is allowed to view the file. Write means the user is allowed to edit the file. Execute means the user is allowed to run the file.

It is very important that Group and World be able to view your website files. However, there are some files which you may not want anyone to see. If you remove the check for Read under Group and World, then the file will not show in anyone's browser (instead visitors will see a 403 Forbidden error).

In the File Manager, permissions are expressed as numbers. We are only concerned with 3 digits, so if you see 4 digits, then ignore the first one. Thus 0755 is the same as 755.

The numbers represent a combination of each unique permission. Also, the first of the three digits represents the permissions for the Owner. The second digit represents the Group. The third digit represents the World.

  • Read is equal to 4.
  • Write is equal to 2.
  • Execute is equal to 1.
  • No permissions for a user is equal to 0.

Thus...

  • Write and Execute without Read is equal to 3.
  • Read and Execute without Write is equal to 5.
  • Read and Write without Execute is equal to 6.
  • Read and Write and Execute is equal to 7.

At this point, all you need to know is that your files should always have permissions of 644 or 755. (For most files, it doesn't matter if you give the executable permission or not. You won't see any difference.)

However, folders must always be 755.

One more rule. Any files inside the cgi-bin folder must have 755 permissions.


Advanced

A common concern is using file permissions of 777.

HostGator does not allow 777 on files which process server-side (i.e. PHP). However, many scripts require you to change your files to 777.

I can tell you that 755 will work in lieu of 777. You will not need to use 777 on PHP files or folders.

What's the big deal?

The concern is giving writable permissions to Group and World. This allows hackers from the world wide web to edit your files. Thus, the last two digits of file permissions should never be 2, 3, 6, or 7.

The problem is when you install a PHP script, the script needs permission to edit files. Traditionally, PHP is treated as 'nobody' on the server. Therefore, PHP is treated the same an any unknown visitor and must obey the permissions granted to World.

The solution to this conflict is to treat PHP as the Owner. HostGator has done so by implementing a special PHP security environment known as suPHP (or phpSuExec).

With suPHP, all PHP scripts are allowed the same permissions as the Owner, and outside visitors are still restricted by the World permissions. Therefore, 755 is the perfect number; it allows all actions for PHP and only reading/viewing for potential hackers.

Other formats

Permissions can be expressed many ways. You have already seen the two-dimensional matrix and the 3 or 4 digit numbers.

However, if you prefer to use the Linux shell (SSH), then file permissions will look like this:

drwxr-xr-x

You can ignore the very first character; it represents the file type rather than permissions. Next, you see three letters which represent the Owner's permissions.

  • r = read
  • w = write
  • x = execute
  • - (hyphen) = no permission

The Owner will normally have all three permissions, which is represented by rwx.

The next three characters represent the Group's permissions. Finally, the last three characters represent the World's permissions.

Notice that Group and World do not get the writable permission. In place of the 'w' will be a hyphen, meaning that write is definitely not allowed: r-x.

Here are some conversions to consider.

2D Matrix Numerical Representation Linux Representation
error 755 or 0755

Recommended!
drwxr-xr-x
error 644 or 0644

Recommended!
drw-r--r--
error 700 or 0700 drwx------
error
posted @ 2012-08-13 10:11 Klarke 阅读(2718) | 评论 (0)编辑 收藏

  if (!rdaIsFeatureAvailable(rdacFeatureFlexModel)) {
    return TCL_ERROR;
  }


posted @ 2012-07-27 15:39 Klarke 阅读(1352) | 评论 (0)编辑 收藏
GDB

1. attach: 用gdb调试一个正在运行中的进程
gdb <program> PID

2. br: 设置断点
br filename:line_num

br namespace::classname::func_name

3. n: 单步跳过 s: 单步进入

4. finish:执行到函数retun返回

5. list: 列出当前位置之后的10行代码;list line_number: 列出line_number之后的十行代码

6. bt(backtrace):列出调用栈

7. info locals:列出当前函数的局部变量

8. p var_:打印变量值

9. info breakpoints:列出所有断点

10. delete breakpoints:删除所有断点;delete breakpoints id:删除编号为id的断点;disable/enable breakpoints id:禁用/启用断点

11. break ... if ... 条件中断


  
    33  redraw
    34  dbget 0x2aad1379e170.name
    35  *DBU*Micron*
    36  dbDBUToMicrons 8456600
    37  dbDBUToMicrons 3742650
    38  selectNet mii1mdint_data_in
    39  redraw
    40  dbget 0x2aad1379e790.hInstTerms.pt
    41  dbget 0x2aad1379e790.hInstTerms.term.shape
    42  dbget 0x2aad1379e790.hInstTerms.pt "8456.6*"
    43  dbget 0x2aad1379e790.hInstTerms.pt 8456.6
    44  dbget 0x2aad1379e790.hInstTerms.name
    45  history
    46  dbGetNetByName mii1mdint_data_in
    47  dbget 0x2aab88b49530.hNets.hInstTerms.name
    48  addCustomBox aaa 8438.4 3742.6 8474.6 3763.4
    49  redraw
    50  dbGetHInstByName padring/pl_mii1mdint
    51  dbget 0x2aab88b49530.hNets.hTerms.hInst.name
posted @ 2012-06-08 10:31 Klarke 阅读(1222) | 评论 (0)编辑 收藏
7种方法,用到的工具有:awk,sed,rev,cut,grep,colrm,expr,是学习这些工具的很好例子。
1.echo string|awk '{print substr($0,length($0)-1,length($0))}'
2.echo string|sed 's/(.*)(..$)/2/'
3.echo string|rev|cut -c-2|rev
4.echo ${var:$((${#var}-2)):2}或echo ${var:$((-2))}
5.echo string|grep -o ..$
6.echo string|rev|colrm 3|rev
7.expr string : ".*(..)$"



ps -ef | grep nxagent
posted @ 2012-05-15 16:55 Klarke 阅读(1655) | 评论 (0)编辑 收藏
1. $ ctags –R * ($ 为Linux系统Shell提示符) 
2. $ vi –t tag (请把tag替换为您欲查找的变量或函数名)
3. :ts (ts 助记字:tags list, “:”开头的命令为VI中命令行模式命令)
4. :tp (tp 助记字:tags preview)---&#61664;此命令不常用,可以不用记
5. :tn (tn 助记字:tags next) ---&#61664;此命令不常用,可以不用记
6. Ctrl + ]
7. Ctrl + T
posted @ 2012-05-11 11:07 Klarke 阅读(1130) | 评论 (0)编辑 收藏
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