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ocean read data from 2 simulation directories in 6.1.3

jingguang over 15 years ago

I am using ocean to do some post data processing after corner simulation, and my cadence environment is 6.1.3

I need to open the data in different directories like this:

openResults(dir1)

selectResult('tran)

....read data from dir1

openResults(dir2)

selectResult('tran)

....read data from dir2

here the problem is: the second time it supposed to get data from dir2, but it still gets data from dir1. It seems somehow I need to close the data from dir1 first. But I never had such kind of problem in 65nm design and even old cadence environment.

Can someone help me on that? Thanks!

archive over 15 years ago

It works fine at my end. What's the version you are using? (ocean -W)

Regards,
Ramkumar
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Andrew Beckett over 15 years ago

This might be the same issue as in this Cadence Online Support Solution. If so, it was fixed in 6.1.3.500.7, so as Ramkumar suggested, check the subversion you're using with ocean -W.
Best Regards,
Andrew.
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jingguang over 15 years ago

our candence version is : 6.1.3.500.13, which is newer.

Thanks,
Jingguang
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Andrew Beckett over 15 years ago

In that case you should really report it to Cadence Customer Support (e.g. support.cadence.com).
Perhaps you can try specifying t as the second argument to openResults() in each case - might help:
openResults("/path/to/results/dir" t)
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Andrew.
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jingguang over 15 years ago

yes, add "t" in the openResults function works. Now I can access the data in different directories.

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Jingguang
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