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problem with mmsim61

minci

 i've just finished the installation of cadence ic5141 and mmsim61 and configuration.

 when i simulating a simple inverter circuit in ADE,it gives the error messages below:

 

cpp: unrecognized option `-$'
Environment variable:
    SPECTRE_DEFAULTS=-E
Command line:
    /usr/eda/cadence/MMSIM61/tools.lnx86/spectre/bin/32bit/spectre -env  \
        artist5.1.0 +escchars +log ../psf/spectre.out +inter=mpsc  \
        +mpssession=spectre0_30971_1 -format sst2 -raw ../psf  \
        -I/usr/eda/cadence/lib/IBM_PDK/cmrf8sf/V1.6.2.4DM/Spectre/models  \
        +lqtimeout 900 -maxw 5 -maxn 5 input.scs
spectre pid = 31131

Loading /usr/eda/cadence/MMSIM61/tools.lnx86/cmi/lib/4.0/libinfineon_sh.so ...
Loading /usr/eda/cadence/MMSIM61/tools.lnx86/cmi/lib/4.0/libnortel_sh.so ...
Loading /usr/eda/cadence/MMSIM61/tools.lnx86/cmi/lib/4.0/libphilips_sh.so ...

Internal error found in spectre.  Please run `getSpectreFiles' or send the netlist, the spectre log file, the behavioral model files, and any other information that can help identify the problem to support@cadence.com.
    Segmentation fault.

 

 then the ADE is stopping here,how can i solve these?

thx for help!

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  • minci

     hi,Andrew

    when i running the input.scs from the command line,it shows below:

    [zxd@zxd netlist]$ spectre input.scs
    cpp: unrecognized option `-$'

    Internal error found in spectre.  Please run `getSpectreFiles' or send the
            netlist, the spectre log file, the behavioral model files, and any
            other information that can help identify the problem to
            support@cadence.com.
        Segmentation fault.
    /usr/eda/cadence/MMSIM61/tools/bin/spectre: line 180: 16660 Aborted     /usr/eda/cadence/MMSIM61/tools.lnx86/spectre/bin/spectre input.scs

     

    And the line 180 of the input.scs is:

    166      if [ $dplgen -eq 1 ];
    167      then
    168         args=""
    169         for a in $@;
    170         do
    171         case $a in
    172                 \#dpl      ) a="\\#dpl";;
    173                 \#ahdlfile ) a="\\#ahdlfile";;
    174             esac
    175             args="$args $a"
    176             shift
    177     done
    178     eval ${APPBINPATH}/${PROGRAM} $args
    179   else
    180     eval ${APPBINPATH}/${PROGRAM} "$@"
    181   fi
    182 else
    183   exec ${APPBINPATH}/${PROGRAM} "$@"
    184 fi
    185
    186 EXIT_VAL=$?


     do you know what does this mean?

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  • minci

     hi,Andrew

    when i running the input.scs from the command line,it shows below:

    [zxd@zxd netlist]$ spectre input.scs
    cpp: unrecognized option `-$'

    Internal error found in spectre.  Please run `getSpectreFiles' or send the
            netlist, the spectre log file, the behavioral model files, and any
            other information that can help identify the problem to
            support@cadence.com.
        Segmentation fault.
    /usr/eda/cadence/MMSIM61/tools/bin/spectre: line 180: 16660 Aborted     /usr/eda/cadence/MMSIM61/tools.lnx86/spectre/bin/spectre input.scs

     

    And the line 180 of the input.scs is:

    166      if [ $dplgen -eq 1 ];
    167      then
    168         args=""
    169         for a in $@;
    170         do
    171         case $a in
    172                 \#dpl      ) a="\\#dpl";;
    173                 \#ahdlfile ) a="\\#ahdlfile";;
    174             esac
    175             args="$args $a"
    176             shift
    177     done
    178     eval ${APPBINPATH}/${PROGRAM} $args
    179   else
    180     eval ${APPBINPATH}/${PROGRAM} "$@"
    181   fi
    182 else
    183   exec ${APPBINPATH}/${PROGRAM} "$@"
    184 fi
    185
    186 EXIT_VAL=$?


     do you know what does this mean?

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