How to execute runSpectre???

How can I execute runSpectre?

A comment is inside the runSpectre:

# This script can be used to rerun the last simulation

load() function does not execute it because obviously it has "#".

How can I run this script???

Please help. Thank you very much.

 

[S. Badel]

I don't know what is this runSpectre, but my guess is that it is a shell script.

Try running it from the shell.


Stéphane


bur.rosario@gmail.com wrote:

How can I execute runSpectre?

A comment is inside the runSpectre:

# This script can be used to rerun the last simulation

load() function does not execute it because obviously it has "#".

How can I run this script???

Please help. Thank you very much.

 

[Riad KACED]

I don't know runSpectre either. I rather know 'runSimulation' which is
the shell script created by ADE to run Spectre.
A script that looks like :
#
spectre +log myLogFile.out -raw psf myInputNetlist.scs
#

If this is the case, just run this script into your unix terminal by
simply typing the name of the executable, i.e
unix> runSpectre
or
unix> ./runSpectre

Do remember that your unix terminal sould be all set to run spectre.
Ensure 'spectre' (Path, License ...) is known in your Terminal.

Good luck.

Riad.

 

[Andrew Beckett]

Riad KACED wrote, on 05/23/08 23:53:

I don't know runSpectre either. I rather know 'runSimulation' which is
the shell script created by ADE to run Spectre.
A script that looks like :
#
spectre +log myLogFile.out -raw psf myInputNetlist.scs
#

If this is the case, just run this script into your unix terminal by
simply typing the name of the executable, i.e
unix> runSpectre
or
unix> ./runSpectre

Do remember that your unix terminal sould be all set to run spectre.
Ensure 'spectre' (Path, License ...) is known in your Terminal.

Good luck.

Riad.

runSpectre is what the script is called if you're using the old (obsolete, and
dropped in releases after IC5141) spectreS interface.

It is indeed a UNIX script, and you'd have to run it from the UNIX prompt.

But you really should be using the "spectre" interface rather than spectreS.

Regards,

Andrew.