cdb2oa error

[dinac]

Hi all,

I am using the conversion tool to convert the library from cdb to oa.
I always encounter some warning and this particular error while
performing.

It would be nice to know more about the error and why the tool from
assura is called while performing the conversion.

Thanks a lot

cheers
Dinac

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WARNING (CDBOA-639): There is more than one shape on the layer
prBoundary in
the cellview cells253cell/xn21d4/abstract. The
translator
creates an OpenAccess prBoundary object by using
the first
shape encountered and ignores the other shapes on
the
layer.

ERROR (CDBOA-126): cdb2oail error: "exec
of
'/softwares/cadence/assura32011/tools/dfII/bin/
cdb2oail'
failed with exit status 127."


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[Andrew Beckett]

dinac wrote, on 01/28/10 16:12:

Hi all,

I am using the conversion tool to convert the library from cdb to oa.
I always encounter some warning and this particular error while
performing.

It would be nice to know more about the error and why the tool from
assura is called while performing the conversion.

Thanks a lot

cheers
Dinac

*****************************************************
WARNING (CDBOA-639): There is more than one shape on the layer
prBoundary in
the cellview cells253cell/xn21d4/abstract. The
translator
creates an OpenAccess prBoundary object by using
the first
shape encountered and ignores the other shapes on
the
layer.

ERROR (CDBOA-126): cdb2oail error: "exec
of
'/softwares/cadence/assura32011/tools/dfII/bin/
cdb2oail'
failed with exit status 127."


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Hi Dinac,

Try putting the IC path before the ASSURA path in your UNIX $PATH.


Not sure if that's it, but it's suspicious it's picking up the Assura version of
cdb2oail.

If that doesn't fix it, please contact http://support.cadence.com - I couldn't
find much in the way of reports of such an issue.

Regards,

Andrew.