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Hello to all,
My problem:
I'm programming some stuff for Analog Design Environment (ADE)that
makes it necessary to remove old simulation results. If I'm doing so,
there is always a file left: ".nfsXXXX" (XXXX: running number).
What I already know (from several postings and others):
The ".nfsXXXX" file appears when I try to delete a file that is still
used by a process. Using "fuser" and "ps" I identified the "icfb.exe"
as that process holding the file as an "open file".
This happens as soon as I select the corresponding directory as result
directory (through menu: Results->Select... in ADE).
However, Results->Delete... or "deleteFile()" (SKILL) or "rm -r" (Unix)
can't handle this. (Who wrote the "PCR 427164" ?!? ;-) )
I know, the file will disappear at the moment of ending the "icfb.exe"
process, but this is a really bad option.
So:
How can I delete the file nevertheless? or
How can the ADE be stopped to hold the file open?
(how does the "Netlist and Run" button get rid of it?)
thanx for reading this massive text
My problem:
I'm programming some stuff for Analog Design Environment (ADE)that
makes it necessary to remove old simulation results. If I'm doing so,
there is always a file left: ".nfsXXXX" (XXXX: running number).
What I already know (from several postings and others):
The ".nfsXXXX" file appears when I try to delete a file that is still
used by a process. Using "fuser" and "ps" I identified the "icfb.exe"
as that process holding the file as an "open file".
This happens as soon as I select the corresponding directory as result
directory (through menu: Results->Select... in ADE).
However, Results->Delete... or "deleteFile()" (SKILL) or "rm -r" (Unix)
can't handle this. (Who wrote the "PCR 427164" ?!? ;-) )
I know, the file will disappear at the moment of ending the "icfb.exe"
process, but this is a really bad option.
So:
How can I delete the file nevertheless? or
How can the ADE be stopped to hold the file open?
(how does the "Netlist and Run" button get rid of it?)
thanx for reading this massive text