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Error code: DatasetGenerationError
Exception: CastError
Message: Couldn't cast
instruction: string
input: string
output: string
text: string
to
{'text': Value('string')}
because column names don't match
Traceback: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1779, in _prepare_split_single
for key, table in generator:
^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/packaged_modules/json/json.py", line 299, in _generate_tables
self._cast_table(pa_table, json_field_paths=json_field_paths),
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/packaged_modules/json/json.py", line 128, in _cast_table
pa_table = table_cast(pa_table, self.info.features.arrow_schema)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2321, in table_cast
return cast_table_to_schema(table, schema)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2249, in cast_table_to_schema
raise CastError(
datasets.table.CastError: Couldn't cast
instruction: string
input: string
output: string
text: string
to
{'text': Value('string')}
because column names don't match
The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 1347, in compute_config_parquet_and_info_response
parquet_operations = convert_to_parquet(builder)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 980, in convert_to_parquet
builder.download_and_prepare(
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 882, in download_and_prepare
self._download_and_prepare(
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 943, in _download_and_prepare
self._prepare_split(split_generator, **prepare_split_kwargs)
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1646, in _prepare_split
for job_id, done, content in self._prepare_split_single(
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1832, in _prepare_split_single
raise DatasetGenerationError("An error occurred while generating the dataset") from e
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Cadence SKILL reference note for `asiInitialize`
`asiInitialize` is used in Cadence SKILL workflows to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The description below keeps Cadence-specific identifiers, signatures, and code fragments intact while presenting the surrounding explanation in En... |
`asiNetlist` in Cadence SKILL: purpose, interface, and example
This entry documents `asiNetlist`, a SKILL-level interface whose role is to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. API names, argument names, and examples are left unchanged so the sample remains faithful to the Cadence conte... |
Using `asiRunSimulation` within a Cadence SKILL flow
The `asiRunSimulation` interface appears in Cadence SKILL code where scripts need to support a Cadence simulation workflow. The rewritten text focuses on clear English wording without altering the original technical tokens.
Interface:
```skill
asiRunSimulation( o_s... |
Practical overview of the `asiGetPredefinedCommandLineOption` SKILL API
For Cadence Virtuoso automation, `asiGetPredefinedCommandLineOption` provides a call point to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The original signature and example code are preserved, while the explanatory prose has been rest... |
What `asiGetCommandFooter` does in Cadence SKILL
Use `asiGetCommandFooter` when a SKILL routine needs to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. This version avoids changing Cadence terminology, object names, and backend references from the source material.
SKILL form:
```skill
asiGetCommandFooter( o... |
Cadence SKILL API entry: `asiFormatControlStmts`
Within the Cadence SKILL environment, `asiFormatControlStmts` relates to operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The sample below keeps the callable form and code snippets aligned with the original documentation.
Calling sy... |
Working with `asiFormatDesignVarList` in the Cadence environment
`asiFormatDesignVarList` can be treated as a Cadence SKILL API reference item for tasks that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The English explanation is rewritten for training diversity while retaining the technical c... |
Function guide for `asiFormatInitCond` in SKILL
This note explains `asiFormatInitCond` as it would be used in SKILL scripts to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. Cadence-specific symbols are intentionally preserved rather than paraphrased.
Callable form:
```skill
asiFormatInitCond( ... |
`asiFormatNodeSet`: Cadence SKILL behavior and calling pattern
Cadence SKILL code may call `asiFormatNodeSet` to configure a Cadence option or object property. The surrounding notes describe the interface, expected parameters, and example usage in a concise training-friendly form.
Interface:
```skill
asiFormatNodeSet... |
Implementation context for the `asiFormatKeepList` function
The function `asiFormatKeepList` belongs to a Cadence SKILL usage pattern involving operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten entry keeps the API surface stable and changes only natural-language wordin... |
Cadence automation notes for `asiFormatSimulatorOptions`
`asiFormatSimulatorOptions` is used in Cadence SKILL workflows to support a Cadence simulation workflow. The description below keeps Cadence-specific identifiers, signatures, and code fragments intact while presenting the surrounding explanation in English.
SKI... |
SKILL usage summary: `asiFormatAnalysisList`
This entry documents `asiFormatAnalysisList`, a SKILL-level interface whose role is to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. API names, argument names, and examples are left unchanged so the sample remains faithful to the Cadence context.
Ca... |
Interface description for `asiFormatAnalysis`
The `asiFormatAnalysis` interface appears in Cadence SKILL code where scripts need to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten text focuses on clear English wording without altering the original technical tokens.
Function signatu... |
Understanding the Cadence SKILL function `asiFormatAnalysisList`
For Cadence Virtuoso automation, `asiFormatAnalysisList` provides a call point to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The original signature and example code are preserved, while the explanatory prose has been restated.
... |
Developer notes on `asiFormatDefinitionFileList`
Use `asiFormatDefinitionFileList` when a SKILL routine needs to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. This version avoids changing Cadence terminology, object names, and backend references from the source material.
Interface:
```skill
as... |
Cadence Virtuoso SKILL helper `asiFormatTextStimulusFileList`
Within the Cadence SKILL environment, `asiFormatTextStimulusFileList` relates to operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The sample below keeps the callable form and code snippets aligned with the original docum... |
Reference summary for `asiNeedSuffixEvaluation`
`asiNeedSuffixEvaluation` can be treated as a Cadence SKILL API reference item for tasks that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The English explanation is rewritten for training diversity while retaining the technical content.
SKILL f... |
Calling `asiInvalidateControlStmts` from Cadence SKILL scripts
This note explains `asiInvalidateControlStmts` as it would be used in SKILL scripts to validate inputs or check design data. Cadence-specific symbols are intentionally preserved rather than paraphrased.
Calling syntax:
```skill
asiInvalidateControlStmts
a... |
Cadence SKILL documentation-style entry for `asiGetSimExecName`
Cadence SKILL code may call `asiGetSimExecName` to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The surrounding notes describe the interface, expected parameters, and example usage in a concise training-friendly form.
Function signature:
```s... |
Operational notes for `asiGetCommandLineOption` in SKILL
The function `asiGetCommandLineOption` belongs to a Cadence SKILL usage pattern involving operations that retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The rewritten entry keeps the API surface stable and changes only natural-language wording.
Callab... |
Cadence SKILL reference note for `asiGetAnalysisSigList`
`asiGetAnalysisSigList` is used in Cadence SKILL workflows to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The description below keeps Cadence-specific identifiers, signatures, and code fragments intact while presenting the surrounding explanation in... |
`asiGetAnalysisType` in Cadence SKILL: purpose, interface, and example
This entry documents `asiGetAnalysisType`, a SKILL-level interface whose role is to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. API names, argument names, and examples are left unchanged so the sample remains faithful to the Cadence co... |
Using `asiGetAnalysisSimFieldList` within a Cadence SKILL flow
The `asiGetAnalysisSimFieldList` interface appears in Cadence SKILL code where scripts need to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The rewritten text focuses on clear English wording without altering the original technical tokens.
SKI... |
Practical overview of the `asiGetModelLibSelectionList` SKILL API
For Cadence Virtuoso automation, `asiGetModelLibSelectionList` provides a call point to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The original signature and example code are preserved, while the explanatory prose has been restated.
Calli... |
What `asiGetModelLibFile` does in Cadence SKILL
Use `asiGetModelLibFile` when a SKILL routine needs to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. This version avoids changing Cadence terminology, object names, and backend references from the source material.
Function signature:
```skill
asiGetModelLibFi... |
Cadence SKILL API entry: `asiGetModelLibSection`
Within the Cadence SKILL environment, `asiGetModelLibSection` relates to operations that retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The sample below keeps the callable form and code snippets aligned with the original documentation.
Callable form:
```skill... |
Working with `asiGetDefinitionFileList` in the Cadence environment
`asiGetDefinitionFileList` can be treated as a Cadence SKILL API reference item for tasks that retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The English explanation is rewritten for training diversity while retaining the technical content.
... |
Function guide for `asiGetTextStimulusFileList` in SKILL
This note explains `asiGetTextStimulusFileList` as it would be used in SKILL scripts to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. Cadence-specific symbols are intentionally preserved rather than paraphrased.
Signature:
```skill
asiGetTextStimulus... |
`asiGetFormattedVal`: Cadence SKILL behavior and calling pattern
Cadence SKILL code may call `asiGetFormattedVal` to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The surrounding notes describe the interface, expected parameters, and example usage in a concise training-friendly form.
SKILL form:
```skill
a... |
Implementation context for the `asiGetSelObjName` function
The function `asiGetSelObjName` belongs to a Cadence SKILL usage pattern involving operations that retrieve a ROD object by handle name. The rewritten entry keeps the API surface stable and changes only natural-language wording.
Calling syntax:
```skill
asiGe... |
Cadence automation notes for `asiGetSelObjType`
`asiGetSelObjType` is used in Cadence SKILL workflows to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The description below keeps Cadence-specific identifiers, signatures, and code fragments intact while presenting the surrounding explanation in English.
Fun... |
SKILL usage summary: `asiGetSelObjValue`
This entry documents `asiGetSelObjValue`, a SKILL-level interface whose role is to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. API names, argument names, and examples are left unchanged so the sample remains faithful to the Cadence context.
Callable form:
```skill... |
Interface description for `asiMapOutputName`
The `asiMapOutputName` interface appears in Cadence SKILL code where scripts need to support a Cadence simulation workflow. The rewritten text focuses on clear English wording without altering the original technical tokens.
Interface:
```skill
asiMapOutputName
asiMapOutput... |
Understanding the Cadence SKILL function `asiGetSimInputFileList`
For Cadence Virtuoso automation, `asiGetSimInputFileList` provides a call point to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The original signature and example code are preserved, while the explanatory prose has been restated.
Signature:... |
Developer notes on `asiInterruptSim`
Use `asiInterruptSim` when a SKILL routine needs to support a Cadence simulation workflow. This version avoids changing Cadence terminology, object names, and backend references from the source material.
SKILL form:
```skill
asiInterruptSim(
o_session
) => g_status / nil
```
Arg... |
Cadence Virtuoso SKILL helper `asiSetProjectDirChangeSetup`
Within the Cadence SKILL environment, `asiSetProjectDirChangeSetup` relates to operations that configure a Cadence option or object property. The sample below keeps the callable form and code snippets aligned with the original documentation.
Calling syntax:
... |
Reference summary for `asiInterruptSim`
`asiInterruptSim` can be treated as a Cadence SKILL API reference item for tasks that support a Cadence simulation workflow. The English explanation is rewritten for training diversity while retaining the technical content.
Function signature:
```skill
asiQuitSimulator(
o_sess... |
Calling `artInvalidateAmap` from Cadence SKILL scripts
This note explains `artInvalidateAmap` as it would be used in SKILL scripts to validate inputs or check design data. Cadence-specific symbols are intentionally preserved rather than paraphrased.
Callable form:
```skill
artInvalidateAmap() => t / nil
```
Argument... |
Cadence SKILL documentation-style entry for `asiAddFlowchartLink`
Cadence SKILL code may call `asiAddFlowchartLink` to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The surrounding notes describe the interface, expected parameters, and example usage in a concise training-friendly form.
Interfa... |
Operational notes for `asiAddFlowchartStep` in SKILL
The function `asiAddFlowchartStep` belongs to a Cadence SKILL usage pattern involving operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten entry keeps the API surface stable and changes only natural-language wording.
S... |
Cadence SKILL reference note for `asiChangeFlowchartStep`
`asiChangeFlowchartStep` is used in Cadence SKILL workflows to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The description below keeps Cadence-specific identifiers, signatures, and code fragments intact while presenting the surrounding... |
`asiCreateFlowchart` in Cadence SKILL: purpose, interface, and example
This entry documents `asiCreateFlowchart`, a SKILL-level interface whose role is to create a Cadence database or ROD object. API names, argument names, and examples are left unchanged so the sample remains faithful to the Cadence context.
Calling ... |
Using `asiDeleteFlowchartLink` within a Cadence SKILL flow
The `asiDeleteFlowchartLink` interface appears in Cadence SKILL code where scripts need to delete or remove a Cadence object or sub-object. The rewritten text focuses on clear English wording without altering the original technical tokens.
Function signature:... |
Practical overview of the `asiDeleteFlowchartStep` SKILL API
For Cadence Virtuoso automation, `asiDeleteFlowchartStep` provides a call point to delete or remove a Cadence object or sub-object. The original signature and example code are preserved, while the explanatory prose has been restated.
Callable form:
```skill... |
What `asiDisplayFlowchart` does in Cadence SKILL
Use `asiDisplayFlowchart` when a SKILL routine needs to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. This version avoids changing Cadence terminology, object names, and backend references from the source material.
Interface:
```skill
asiDisplay... |
Cadence SKILL API entry: `asiExecuteFlowchart`
Within the Cadence SKILL environment, `asiExecuteFlowchart` relates to operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The sample below keeps the callable form and code snippets aligned with the original documentation.
Signature:
```... |
Working with `asiFinalNetlist` in the Cadence environment
`asiFinalNetlist` can be treated as a Cadence SKILL API reference item for tasks that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The English explanation is rewritten for training diversity while retaining the technical content.
SKILL... |
Function guide for `asiGetFlowchart` in SKILL
This note explains `asiGetFlowchart` as it would be used in SKILL scripts to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. Cadence-specific symbols are intentionally preserved rather than paraphrased.
Calling syntax:
```skill
asiGetFlowchart({ o_tool | o_sessio... |
`asiInitXYZFlowchart`: Cadence SKILL behavior and calling pattern
Cadence SKILL code may call `asiInitXYZFlowchart` to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The surrounding notes describe the interface, expected parameters, and example usage in a concise training-friendly form.
Functio... |
Implementation context for the `asiInvalidateFlowchartStep` function
The function `asiInvalidateFlowchartStep` belongs to a Cadence SKILL usage pattern involving operations that validate inputs or check design data. The rewritten entry keeps the API surface stable and changes only natural-language wording.
Callable f... |
Cadence automation notes for `asiRawNetlist`
`asiRawNetlist` is used in Cadence SKILL workflows to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The description below keeps Cadence-specific identifiers, signatures, and code fragments intact while presenting the surrounding explanation in Englis... |
SKILL usage summary: `asiRunSimulation`
This entry documents `asiRunSimulation`, a SKILL-level interface whose role is to support a Cadence simulation workflow. API names, argument names, and examples are left unchanged so the sample remains faithful to the Cadence context.
Signature:
```skill
asiRunSimulation( o_ses... |
Interface description for `asiSendAnalysis`
The `asiSendAnalysis` interface appears in Cadence SKILL code where scripts need to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten text focuses on clear English wording without altering the original technical tokens.
SKILL form:
```skill... |
Understanding the Cadence SKILL function `asiSendControlStmts`
For Cadence Virtuoso automation, `asiSendControlStmts` provides a call point to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The original signature and example code are preserved, while the explanatory prose has been restated.
Cal... |
Developer notes on `asiSendDesignVars`
Use `asiSendDesignVars` when a SKILL routine needs to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. This version avoids changing Cadence terminology, object names, and backend references from the source material.
Function signature:
```skill
asiSendDesign... |
Cadence Virtuoso SKILL helper `asiSendInitCond`
Within the Cadence SKILL environment, `asiSendInitCond` relates to operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The sample below keeps the callable form and code snippets aligned with the original documentation.
Callable form:
``... |
Reference summary for `asiSendInitFile`
`asiSendInitFile` can be treated as a Cadence SKILL API reference item for tasks that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The English explanation is rewritten for training diversity while retaining the technical content.
Interface:
```skill
asi... |
Calling `asiSendKeepList` from Cadence SKILL scripts
This note explains `asiSendKeepList` as it would be used in SKILL scripts to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. Cadence-specific symbols are intentionally preserved rather than paraphrased.
Signature:
```skill
asiSendKeepList( o_s... |
Cadence SKILL documentation-style entry for `asiSendModelPath`
Cadence SKILL code may call `asiSendModelPath` to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The surrounding notes describe the interface, expected parameters, and example usage in a concise training-friendly form.
SKILL form:
`... |
Operational notes for `asiSendNetlist` in SKILL
The function `asiSendNetlist` belongs to a Cadence SKILL usage pattern involving operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten entry keeps the API surface stable and changes only natural-language wording.
Calling syn... |
Cadence SKILL reference note for `asiSendNodeSets`
`asiSendNodeSets` is used in Cadence SKILL workflows to configure a Cadence option or object property. The description below keeps Cadence-specific identifiers, signatures, and code fragments intact while presenting the surrounding explanation in English.
Function si... |
`asiSendOptions` in Cadence SKILL: purpose, interface, and example
This entry documents `asiSendOptions`, a SKILL-level interface whose role is to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. API names, argument names, and examples are left unchanged so the sample remains faithful to the Caden... |
Using `asiSendRestore` within a Cadence SKILL flow
The `asiSendRestore` interface appears in Cadence SKILL code where scripts need to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten text focuses on clear English wording without altering the original technical tokens.
Interface:
```... |
Practical overview of the `asiSendUpdateFile` SKILL API
For Cadence Virtuoso automation, `asiSendUpdateFile` provides a call point to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The original signature and example code are preserved, while the explanatory prose has been restated.
Signature:
`... |
What `asiAddKeepOption` does in Cadence SKILL
Use `asiAddKeepOption` when a SKILL routine needs to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. This version avoids changing Cadence terminology, object names, and backend references from the source material.
SKILL form:
```skill
asiAddKeepOptio... |
Cadence SKILL API entry: `asiChangeKeepOption`
Within the Cadence SKILL environment, `asiChangeKeepOption` relates to operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The sample below keeps the callable form and code snippets aligned with the original documentation.
Calling syntax... |
Working with `asiDeleteKeepOption` in the Cadence environment
`asiDeleteKeepOption` can be treated as a Cadence SKILL API reference item for tasks that delete or remove a Cadence object or sub-object. The English explanation is rewritten for training diversity while retaining the technical content.
Function signature... |
Function guide for `asiDisplayKeepOption` in SKILL
This note explains `asiDisplayKeepOption` as it would be used in SKILL scripts to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. Cadence-specific symbols are intentionally preserved rather than paraphrased.
Callable form:
```skill
asiDisplayKee... |
`asiDisplayKeepOptionFormProperties`: Cadence SKILL behavior and calling pattern
Cadence SKILL code may call `asiDisplayKeepOptionFormProperties` to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The surrounding notes describe the interface, expected parameters, and example usage in a concise tr... |
Implementation context for the `asiGetKeepOptionChoices` function
The function `asiGetKeepOptionChoices` belongs to a Cadence SKILL usage pattern involving operations that retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The rewritten entry keeps the API surface stable and changes only natural-language wording... |
Cadence automation notes for `asiGetKeepOptionVal`
`asiGetKeepOptionVal` is used in Cadence SKILL workflows to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The description below keeps Cadence-specific identifiers, signatures, and code fragments intact while presenting the surrounding explanation in English... |
SKILL usage summary: `asiInitXYZKeepOption`
This entry documents `asiInitXYZKeepOption`, a SKILL-level interface whose role is to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. API names, argument names, and examples are left unchanged so the sample remains faithful to the Cadence context.
Call... |
Interface description for `asiSetKeepOptionChoices`
The `asiSetKeepOptionChoices` interface appears in Cadence SKILL code where scripts need to configure a Cadence option or object property. The rewritten text focuses on clear English wording without altering the original technical tokens.
Function signature:
```skil... |
Understanding the Cadence SKILL function `asiSetKeepOptionVal`
For Cadence Virtuoso automation, `asiSetKeepOptionVal` provides a call point to configure a Cadence option or object property. The original signature and example code are preserved, while the explanatory prose has been restated.
Callable form:
```skill
as... |
Developer notes on `asiDefineDataAccessFunction`
Use `asiDefineDataAccessFunction` when a SKILL routine needs to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. This version avoids changing Cadence terminology, object names, and backend references from the source material.
Interface:
```skill
as... |
Cadence Virtuoso SKILL helper `asiXYZMapNetName`
Within the Cadence SKILL environment, `asiXYZMapNetName` relates to operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The sample below keeps the callable form and code snippets aligned with the original documentation.
Signature:
```s... |
Reference summary for `asiInitXYZDataAccessFunction`
`asiInitXYZDataAccessFunction` can be treated as a Cadence SKILL API reference item for tasks that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The English explanation is rewritten for training diversity while retaining the technical content... |
Calling `drplMcpValue` from Cadence SKILL scripts
This note explains `drplMcpValue` as it would be used in SKILL scripts to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. Cadence-specific symbols are intentionally preserved rather than paraphrased.
Calling syntax:
```skill
drplMcpValue(
s_pro... |
Cadence SKILL documentation-style entry for `drplWrlsAcprValue`
Cadence SKILL code may call `drplWrlsAcprValue` to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The surrounding notes describe the interface, expected parameters, and example usage in a concise training-friendly form.
Function si... |
Operational notes for `drplEvmWrls` in SKILL
The function `drplEvmWrls` belongs to a Cadence SKILL usage pattern involving operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten entry keeps the API surface stable and changes only natural-language wording.
Callable form:
``... |
Cadence SKILL reference note for `drplACPRWithMask`
`drplACPRWithMask` is used in Cadence SKILL workflows to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The description below keeps Cadence-specific identifiers, signatures, and code fragments intact while presenting the surrounding explanation... |
`drplEvmBpsk` in Cadence SKILL: purpose, interface, and example
This entry documents `drplEvmBpsk`, a SKILL-level interface whose role is to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. API names, argument names, and examples are left unchanged so the sample remains faithful to the Cadence con... |
Using `drplPacVolGnExpDen` within a Cadence SKILL flow
The `drplPacVolGnExpDen` interface appears in Cadence SKILL code where scripts need to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten text focuses on clear English wording without altering the original technical tokens.
SKILL ... |
Practical overview of the `drplJitter` SKILL API
For Cadence Virtuoso automation, `drplJitter` provides a call point to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The original signature and example code are preserved, while the explanatory prose has been restated.
Calling syntax:
```skill
d... |
What `drplRFJc` does in Cadence SKILL
Use `drplRFJc` when a SKILL routine needs to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. This version avoids changing Cadence terminology, object names, and backend references from the source material.
Function signature:
```skill
drplRFJc(
[ ?from n_f... |
Cadence SKILL API entry: `drplRFJcc`
Within the Cadence SKILL environment, `drplRFJcc` relates to operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The sample below keeps the callable form and code snippets aligned with the original documentation.
Callable form:
```skill
drplRFJcc(... |
Working with `drplParamSweepRFJc` in the Cadence environment
`drplParamSweepRFJc` can be treated as a Cadence SKILL API reference item for tasks that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The English explanation is rewritten for training diversity while retaining the technical content.
... |
Function guide for `drplParamSweepRFJcc` in SKILL
This note explains `drplParamSweepRFJcc` as it would be used in SKILL scripts to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. Cadence-specific symbols are intentionally preserved rather than paraphrased.
Signature:
```skill
drplParamSweepRFJcc... |
`drplRFValueAt`: Cadence SKILL behavior and calling pattern
Cadence SKILL code may call `drplRFValueAt` to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The surrounding notes describe the interface, expected parameters, and example usage in a concise training-friendly form.
SKILL form:
```skil... |
Implementation context for the `drplSwpHp` function
The function `drplSwpHp` belongs to a Cadence SKILL usage pattern involving operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten entry keeps the API surface stable and changes only natural-language wording.
Calling synt... |
Cadence automation notes for `drplSwpYp`
`drplSwpYp` is used in Cadence SKILL workflows to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The description below keeps Cadence-specific identifiers, signatures, and code fragments intact while presenting the surrounding explanation in English.
Func... |
SKILL usage summary: `drplSwpZm`
This entry documents `drplSwpZm`, a SKILL-level interface whose role is to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. API names, argument names, and examples are left unchanged so the sample remains faithful to the Cadence context.
Callable form:
```skill
dr... |
Interface description for `drplSwpZp`
The `drplSwpZp` interface appears in Cadence SKILL code where scripts need to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten text focuses on clear English wording without altering the original technical tokens.
Interface:
```skill
drplSwpZp(
... |
Understanding the Cadence SKILL function `asiGetCalcResultsDir`
For Cadence Virtuoso automation, `asiGetCalcResultsDir` provides a call point to retrieve data from the Cadence SKILL or ROD environment. The original signature and example code are preserved, while the explanatory prose has been restated.
Signature:
```... |
Developer notes on `asiInitXYZDataAccessFunction`
Use `asiInitXYZDataAccessFunction` when a SKILL routine needs to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. This version avoids changing Cadence terminology, object names, and backend references from the source material.
SKILL form:
```skill... |
Cadence Virtuoso SKILL helper `VAR`
Within the Cadence SKILL environment, `VAR` relates to operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The sample below keeps the callable form and code snippets aligned with the original documentation.
Calling syntax:
```skill
VAR(
t_variable... |
Reference summary for `DATA`
`DATA` can be treated as a Cadence SKILL API reference item for tasks that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The English explanation is rewritten for training diversity while retaining the technical content.
Function signature:
```skill
DATA(
t_net_nam... |
Calling `VS` from Cadence SKILL scripts
This note explains `VS` as it would be used in SKILL scripts to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. Cadence-specific symbols are intentionally preserved rather than paraphrased.
Callable form:
```skill
VS(
t_netName
[ t_dataDir ]
) => o_wave ... |
Cadence SKILL documentation-style entry for `OP`
Cadence SKILL code may call `OP` to perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The surrounding notes describe the interface, expected parameters, and example usage in a concise training-friendly form.
Interface:
```skill
OP(
t_instanceName
... |
Operational notes for `OPT` in SKILL
The function `OPT` belongs to a Cadence SKILL usage pattern involving operations that perform the operation described by the original Cadence SKILL sample. The rewritten entry keeps the API surface stable and changes only natural-language wording.
Signature:
```skill
OPT(
t_insta... |
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