NAME

bigvia - draws a non minimal via as a bunch of vias

See the file man1/alc_origin.1.

SYNOPSIS

#include "mph.h"
void ∗bigvia(figure, viatype, x, y, dx, dy)
phfig_list ∗figure;
char viatype;
long x, y, dx, dy;

PARAMETERS

figure

Pointer to the physical figure in the which vias must be put.

viatype

Contact type to be put.

x, y

Coordinate of the center of the bigvia.

dx, dy

Maximun rectangle to be filled with vias.

DESCRIPTION

bigvia draws as many vias as necessary to fill the rectangle defined by its dx and dy arguments. The ``bigvia'' center is indicated with dx and dy, thus making this function much like addphvia. The necessary segments are drawn to avoid having notches or other drc rules violated.
This function is tipically used by routers when connecting two non minimal wires, like supplies or clocks.
The values for drawing the via correctly, ie avoid drc violations, are taken from the idps set of rules, and are not changeable at run time.

ERRORS

If either dx or dy are negative, the function complains and exits.

EXAMPLE

#include "mph.h"
#define BigVia(x, y, dx, dy) \
	bigvia(WORK_PHFIG, CONT_VIA, x, y, dx, dy)

SEE ALSO

mbk(1), addphvia(3), addphseg(3).

See the file man1/alc_bug_report.1.