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9.5. Best Practices for Writing Scripting Languages for Chip Design Automation
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What is modularity in scripting?
Hint
Think of building blocks for creating a larger structure.
- 2.
Why is error handling important?
Hint
Consider what happens when something goes wrong in a script.
- 3.
What does modularity in scripting refer to?
- Reusability of code
- Error messages
- Variable names
Hint
Think about how you can make code simpler.
- 4.
True or False: Error handling is not necessary in scripting.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider what would happen without error checks.
- 5.
Create a modular script that includes error handling for loading libraries in TCL.
Hint
What do you want your script to do before loading the library?
- 6.
Write a comprehensive documentation section for a complex function in your own scripts.
Hint
What would you want to know about this function if you were seeing it for the first time?
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