ocean on amd64 ahdlcmi fails to compile?

[Dan]

Has anyone had success with ocean on a amd64 platform? I get ahdlcmi
complie errors which I do not get on the 32-bit platforms.

 

[Ekne]

Install the 32 bit version of the GCC compiler on your AMD64.
Not all the pieces uses 64 bit support thus select to install the 32 bit
versions too when installing RH.

//BEE

"Dan" <dan@e-woodard.net> wrote in message
news:1145304367.166672.32820@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...

Has anyone had success with ocean on a amd64 platform? I get ahdlcmi
complie errors which I do not get on the 32-bit platforms.

 

[Andrew Beckett]

On 17 Apr 2006 13:06:07 -0700, "Dan" <dan@e-woodard.net> wrote:

Has anyone had success with ocean on a amd64 platform? I get ahdlcmi
complie errors which I do not get on the 32-bit platforms.

It's not OCEAN but spectre that's the issue here - are you using a recent
MMSIM60 ISR? There were some problems (even in MMSIM60 USR2) which had problems
with the gcc compilation of Verilog-A code (particularly for 64 bit).

Regards,

Andrew.

 

[Dan]

Unfortunately, I am using debian (not RH). I do have the 32bit
libraries installed as part of the debian testing install
(/emul/ia32-linux/libs/...)

 

[Dan]

No, I am still using the IC-5.0.33 release.

 

[Andrew Beckett]

On 25 Apr 2006 15:52:07 -0700, "Dan" <dan@e-woodard.net> wrote:

No, I am still using the IC-5.0.33 release.

Well, you're using an unsupported release on an unsupported OS.

The compilation must be as a result of bsource components in your design/models
somewhere, since verilog-a was not compiled in IC5033.

Simplest solution is probably to turn off the compilation:

setenv CDS_AHDLCMI_ENABLE NO

before starting DFII.

Regards,

Andrew.
Andrew Beckett
Principal European Technology Leader
Cadence Design Systems, UK.