Hi, I am trying to draw the primitives like mosfets as described in the google colab notebook, locally on my PC. But when I run the python script it says

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'glayout.flow.primitives'

but if no such module exists how is it able to work in the google colab notebook? I have attached screenshots of the section of the notebook I am referring to and the local code I am using (NOTE : I am using klayout + klive to view the layout, so I assume when I use the .show() method for the component it will show me the layout in the klayout window) can anyone please help me with fixing this error?

can you try pip uninstall glayout

@Sakib Pathen Do I have to execute the pip uninstall glayout and pip install glayout commands inside the container? i.e. from a terminal where the container is running? Also how do I commit the container? could you please tell me what command to execute to do so?

yeah

@Sakib Pathen I am still getting the same error. Is it because I am saving the file in the top directory where the docker stuff is saved? i.e.

OpenFASOC-->MY_FILES-->mosfets.py

or do I have to save it at a specific location?

I don't think that is the issue. could you show me the of your pip uninstall and install of glayout

@Sakib Pathen Here are the terminal outputs of pip uninstall and install glayout. but I still get the same error

try

pip uninstall glayout

and then work in the

openfasoc/generators/glayout/flow/blocks

directory to create your designs, you should be able to find modules then

@Chetanya Goyal I tried that as @Sakib Pathen had suggested, I used first

pip uninstall glayout

and then

pip install glayout

. After which I commited the changes to the container and despite having moved the file to the

glayout/flow/blocks

folder, I still get the same error that it is unable to find the module

Sample problem! I just posted about it. I guess your code will run just fine at the same location where

test_glayout.py

is! But If we are creating this file inside `glayout/flow/blocks/<your folder>, I dont know how we can find

from glayout.flow.pdk.gf180_mapped  import gf180_mapped_pdk  as gf180

This is indended to run from the location same as the test code

@Saptarshi Ghosh it seems you are facing a different issue, please start a separate thread for it; so as to keep things organised.