"fw" callBack

[okguy]

In NeoCircuit, I use "w" and "fingers" as parameters.
"fw" (fingers*w) should be handle by a callBack.
But I got many warnings. How to deal with this "fw" for callback,
simulation and back-annotation options?

 

You should first edit your device definitions when you use Neocircuit.
The Definition can be found on the top of the tree in the main gui.
There are check boxes for each device parameters. Choose "c" for
callback, "s" for send to simulator and "B" for back-annotation.


okguy wrote:

In NeoCircuit, I use "w" and "fingers" as parameters.
"fw" (fingers*w) should be handle by a callBack.
But I got many warnings. How to deal with this "fw" for callback,
simulation and back-annotation options?

 

[okguy]

I know those 3 boxes 'C' 'S' 'B' to select.
However my problem is :"fw""= "fingers" * "w"
So, which ones should have which 'C' 'S' 'B' options ?

OkGuy

 

Usually W should be sent to simulator, fw is handled by callbacks. ie.
W --"S" and "B", fw --"C".

I don't know why finger width in your case is "fingers * W". Shouldn't
it be W / fingers?
..

okguy wrote:

I know those 3 boxes 'C' 'S' 'B' to select.
However my problem is :"fw""= "fingers" * "w"
So, which ones should have which 'C' 'S' 'B' options ?

OkGuy