Hello Monks

I have written a perl code which is able to search and delete a line from a file (IN_FILE) which contains "max_transition",when "direction : output" condition will satisfy. After deleting the line the code writes the modified file into a different location.

Now I need to delete the line "max_transition" when the "direction : output" condition will satisfy as well as where it will find word "timing" in that particular pin group.

IN_FILE, has output pin "HIZIBI_79", HIZIBI_78 and HIZIBI. After running the script "max_transition" line should not be deleted from pin "HIZIBI_79", HIZIBI_78", because this pin group do not have "timing". Only "max_transition" line would be deleted from pin "HIZIBI", it has a "timing" group.

Any idea how to implement it?

Output file should be look like OUT_FILE

perl file use warnings; use strict; my $inputfile = $ARGV[0]; # input lib FILE if ($#ARGV!=0) { print "USAGE :: perl max_tran_update.pl <<LIB_FILE>> \n\n" ; exit(1); } my $cmd = "mkdir tmpdir;"; system ($cmd); my $iline; my $flag_outpin=0; my $out_pin_flag=0; open (INFILE,"<","$inputfile") || die "Can not open Input LIB File"; open (my $OPFILE,">","tmpdir/input_lib.lib") || die "Can not open Inpu +t Text File"; while ($iline = <INFILE>) { chomp $iline; print $OPFILE "$iline\n"; if (($iline =~m/^\s*direction\s*:\s*output\s*;/g)) { $flag_outpin=1; while ($iline = <INFILE>) { if (($iline =~m/^\s*direction\s*:\s*input\s*;/g)) { $flag_outpin=0; } if (($iline =~m/^\s*direction\s*:\s*output\s*;/g)) { $flag_outpin=1; } if (($iline =~m/^\s*max_transition\s*:/g) && ($flag_outpin == 1 +)) { $iline =~ s/$iline//g ; } else { print $OPFILE "$iline"; } } } } close INFILE; close $OPFILE;

IN_FILE cell (lib_1) { dont_use : true ; dont_touch : true ; pin ("HIZIBI_IN_1") { direction : input ; clock : true ; max_transition : 1 ; capacitance : 12 ; } pin ("HIZIBI_79") { direction : output ; max_transition : 10; min_capacitance : 3 ; } pin ("HIZIBI_IN_1") { direction : input ; clock : true ; max_transition : 1 ; capacitance : 1 ; } pin ("HIZIBI_78") { direction : output ; max_transition : 10; min_capacitance : 34 ; capacitance : 34 ; } pin ("HIZIBI") { direction : output ; clock : true ; max_transition : 20; related_power_pin : VDD ; related_ground_pin : VSS ; timing () { cell_fall (into_f1) { index_1("1,2,3,4,5") ; index_2("1,2,3,4,5") ; values("13, 13, 14, 16, 18",\ "13, 14, 15, 16, 19",\ "14, 15, 16, 17, 20",\ "15, 15, 16, 18, 20",\ "15, 16, 17, 18, 21") ; } } } }

OUT_FILE cell (lib_1) { dont_use : true ; dont_touch : true ; pin ("HIZIBI_IN_1") { direction : input ; clock : true ; max_transition : 1 ; capacitance : 12 ; } pin ("HIZIBI_79") { direction : output ; max_transition : 10; min_capacitance : 3 ; } pin ("HIZIBI_IN_1") { direction : input ; clock : true ; max_transition : 1 ; capacitance : 1 ; } pin ("HIZIBI_78") { direction : output ; max_transition : 10; min_capacitance : 34 ; capacitance : 34 ; } pin ("HIZIBI") { direction : output ; clock : true ; related_power_pin : VDD ; related_ground_pin : VSS ; timing () { cell_fall (into_f1) { index_1("1,2,3,4,5") ; index_2("1,2,3,4,5") ; values("13, 13, 14, 16, 18",\ "13, 14, 15, 16, 19",\ "14, 15, 16, 17, 20",\ "15, 15, 16, 18, 20",\ "15, 16, 17, 18, 21") ; } } } }


In reply to Need to save a single line from delete on some special condition by anirbanphys

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