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Jan Hovius
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Hello,
We finally migrated to IC5033 over here but now face the problem that
our mixedsignal environment simply refuses to start (using the same
design with the same state as used previously in our IC446 environment.
There is no error reported at all in the spectreverilog output window
("spectre.out" file) and I can't find anything alarming in the
respective simulation tree either. All is says after a while is:
"Error" Problem encountered while executing verilog".
I have been struggling with the same kind of problem in an environment
where we had cadence (5033) integrated with Agilent's ADS environment.
The exaxt same error was reported (this time in "pure" spectre mode).
In the end this proved to be an OS-patch issue: Inside the ADS install
tree there was a shared library module, which took precedence over the
normal OS shared libs, conflicting with our OS.
Does anybody out here happen to know whether we are confronting the
same sort of problem with spectreVerilog?
Any suggestion is welcome......
Thx,
Jan.
We finally migrated to IC5033 over here but now face the problem that
our mixedsignal environment simply refuses to start (using the same
design with the same state as used previously in our IC446 environment.
There is no error reported at all in the spectreverilog output window
("spectre.out" file) and I can't find anything alarming in the
respective simulation tree either. All is says after a while is:
"Error" Problem encountered while executing verilog".
I have been struggling with the same kind of problem in an environment
where we had cadence (5033) integrated with Agilent's ADS environment.
The exaxt same error was reported (this time in "pure" spectre mode).
In the end this proved to be an OS-patch issue: Inside the ADS install
tree there was a shared library module, which took precedence over the
normal OS shared libs, conflicting with our OS.
Does anybody out here happen to know whether we are confronting the
same sort of problem with spectreVerilog?
Any suggestion is welcome......
Thx,
Jan.