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Cadence ADE-XL: loading a previously saved ocean script

vivkr

Hi,

I wrote out an ocean script from my ADE-XL setup, and would like to load it to restore the states, specs etc. For some weird reason (nothing to do with Cadence but the design environment I have), the spec limits are not saved in the ADE-XL file. So I need to specify spec limits each time I open the ADE-XL view new.

When I write an ocean script, I can see that this info is there. So I thought I might be able to bypass the problem by writing and reading an ocean script. However, I only see an option for saving the ocean script, but none for reading it it.

Any tips?

Thanks,

Vivek

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  • If you are losing your spec limits in ADE XL, you should contact Cadence Customer Support. This should NOT happen. Have we discussed this before? It rings a bell...

    Restoring an ADE XL view from an OCEAN script is not supported (it would be quite hard). That said, I _think_ it might be just about possible with IC614, but I've not really tried. I don't think there's a GUI for it, but I recall some discussion about a possibility to do something like this. I'd have to do some experiments when I have a moment (not right now, unfortunately).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • If you are losing your spec limits in ADE XL, you should contact Cadence Customer Support. This should NOT happen. Have we discussed this before? It rings a bell...

    Restoring an ADE XL view from an OCEAN script is not supported (it would be quite hard). That said, I _think_ it might be just about possible with IC614, but I've not really tried. I don't think there's a GUI for it, but I recall some discussion about a possibility to do something like this. I'd have to do some experiments when I have a moment (not right now, unfortunately).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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