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Configuring Cadence

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 Dear All,

I just finishing the installation of Cadence ISR 2009 05 IC 5141  lnx 86. I used installScape for both installation and initial configuration. During the configuration, when the system asked for : 

Prepare libraries for AMS Designer:

1) Add an IUS installation directory to path

2) Quit

I picked up option 2 since no matter which path that I chose, it will not let me to pass.

Later, when the system ask for configuring Steam Manager, I picked up N.

After that, I saw a screen stating OK for all the modules of configuration. Now my question is: what else shall I do so that I can type "icfb &" and start running the software for the design. Can anyone post some sample files such as .cshrc, CDS.lib etc? 

 

THank you very much

 

  •  Hi,

    you just have to create the softlink "tools" inside the install directory (ln -s tools.lnx86 tools), define the location of the license file (setenv CDS_LIC_FILE port@licserver for network licenses in c-shells) and add the path "installDir/tools/bin" to the path variable (set path = (installDir/tools/bin $path)).

    Then it should work :).

    Kind regards

    haikom

  • There are some (rather elderly) sample user files in <ICinstDir>/tools/dfII/cdsuser (do an ls -al). Once you've got the path sorted as above, you should be able to run "cdsdoc" to look at the documentation and get more details.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

  •  Dear HaiKom and Andrew,

    Thank you very much for both of you. i tried it and it indeed worked.

     

    Have a nice day! 

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