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ocean script - corner list

jugemu1234

Hi there,

 When I plan to run several specific corner simulations as in following,

 

myCorner0='(tt,-40,1.5)

myCorner1= '(tt,125,1.4)

myCorner2= '(ff,-40,1.6)

 

I noticed "foreach" structure is sort of redundant way because obviously not necessary corners will be included much.

foreach(myMOS '("tt" "ff")

foreach(myTemp '("-40" "125")

foreach(myVdd '("1.4" "1.5" "1.6")

;;;code here

)))

 

So could you anybody suggest me how to construct efficient ocean script code? 

 

Thanks in advance.

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  • Another options is to use the 'Distributed' simulation infrastructure. Then you can explicitly assign job names to each iteration, plus you can enable suffixing (with a number) so previous runs for the same job name don't get clobbered.

    Andrew.
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  • Another options is to use the 'Distributed' simulation infrastructure. Then you can explicitly assign job names to each iteration, plus you can enable suffixing (with a number) so previous runs for the same job name don't get clobbered.

    Andrew.
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