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Assura RCX fails

pitter

Hi!

 When running RCX extraction with RC option (there is no error when Only C extraction is performed)I get the following error:

/home/piter/Cadence/Assura/tools.lnx86/assura/bin/32bit/labprint: relocation error: /home/piter/Cadence/Assura/tools.lnx86/assura/bin/32bit/labprint: symbol errno, version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference
*ERROR* at "connect": /home/piter/Cadence/Assura/tools.lnx86/assura/bin/32bit/labprint failed with status 127
*WARNING* Bad return status from RCX run. 0x100

 Thanks in advance for any help,

 pitter.

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  • Hi pitter

    Thanks. QRC is terminating because some cellviews cannot be found in your libraries. Please ensure that you have the following cellviews:

    E.g.
    Library CellView
    ============
    PRIMLIB nmos4
    PRIMLIB nmosm4
    PRIMLIB pmos4
    PRIMLIB pmosm4
    PRIMLIB nmosh4
    ...
    analogLib pcapacitor
    ...

    It is strange that even pcapacitor is missing. : )  Perhaps the paths in your cds.lib file is wrong. If the missing cellviews from PRIMLIB are not needed, you can disable "Cellview check" in the "setup" tab of the qrc form.

    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Hi pitter

    Thanks. QRC is terminating because some cellviews cannot be found in your libraries. Please ensure that you have the following cellviews:

    E.g.
    Library CellView
    ============
    PRIMLIB nmos4
    PRIMLIB nmosm4
    PRIMLIB pmos4
    PRIMLIB pmosm4
    PRIMLIB nmosh4
    ...
    analogLib pcapacitor
    ...

    It is strange that even pcapacitor is missing. : )  Perhaps the paths in your cds.lib file is wrong. If the missing cellviews from PRIMLIB are not needed, you can disable "Cellview check" in the "setup" tab of the qrc form.

    Best regards
    Quek

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