what is an unef value that printf can accept

[Svenn Bjerkem]

Hi,

I am plotting some I/V curves where one transistor type (thick-ox)
cannot be of minimum Length because the model file binning doesn't
support it. When I tell ocnPrint to print the waveforms it stuffs the
smallest l's with the lowes value.

setq tmp1 (getData "M1:s" ?result "regular") ;60n ->
setq tmp2 (getData "M1:s" ?result "low-vt") ;60n ->
setq tmp3 (getData "M1:s" ?result "thick-ox") ;200n ->

ocnPrint ?output "ascii.txt" tmp1 tmp2 tmp3

give me the value for l=200n also for all values below 200n for
thick-ox instead of an empty space. In the table tool in wavescan, this
is implemented.

I try to write my own ocnPrint (see other posting) and now I need a way
to have printf give an empty space with the format character %e. I
cannot use t or nil as printf react allergic to that.

Or do I have to do a if-then-else to test if the value is valid?

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Svenn

 

[Svenn Bjerkem]

It should have been 'undef' instead of 'unef'

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Svenn

 

[Bernd Fischer]

Sven,

I guess you will end up doing this
printf( "%s\n" "" )

Bernd

PS: Please let us know the result of you custom ocnPrint

Svenn Bjerkem wrote:

It should have been 'undef' instead of 'unef'