Vadim, I assume you mean: (the link you gave doesn't work) Anyway, my answer there was (and still is) correct. There is no generic way to do this - there's no uniform location where the range limits (assuming there are any) are stored. You say you have to do this, but you can't do something that's actually impossible! The only way you could do this is to either know where such limits are stored for the PDK devices in question that you're trying to build your testing solution for, or keep your own data structures (or file) which contains this limit information and use that in your testing code. Precisely how you choose to do that is down to you and how you want your code to work - I can't really give you an answer for your specific situation. Regards, Andrew.
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