cadence ic613 with assura32: warning about environment variable

Seems no one faced this warning like me. However, my product versions are:

virtuoso -V

@(#)$CDS: virtuoso version 6.1.3 09/08/2008 02:56 (cic612lnx) $              and

assura -V

@(#)$CDS: assura version av3.2:Production:dfII6.1.3:IC6.1.3.500.4 12/21/08 16:47 (sfrh327) $

Is there any possibility of version mismatching issue ?

Hi iamlearning

Would you please upload your CDS.log file? Please do not cut and paste. Use the file upload function. Actually the outputs of "virtuoso -W" and "assura -W" would in general be more helpful as they provide the specific versions which you are using.

Best regards
Quek

Thank you Quek for your reply. I uploaded my log file to  http://www.4shared.com/get/291516911/6a20458e/CDS.html . And other information are:

virtuoso -W

sub-version IC6.1.3.1    and

assura -W

sub-version 3.2 USR2

Please, check for the warning regarding the assura environment variables. Thank you,

Regards

 \w *WARNING* Cannot find /usr/local2/cadence/ic613/tools.lnx86/dfII/etc/tools/assura directory to load environment variables

In CIW type getShellEnvVar("ASSURAHOME"), make sure it is set to the correct path, which seems to be /usr/local/cadence/assura32/tools.lnx86/assura/.

Thank you tkan for your suggestion. I added the following lines in my .cshrc file for assura:

setenv ASSURAHOME /usr/local/cadence/assura32
set path = ($path $ASSURAHOME/tools/bin $ASSURAHOME/tools/dfII/bin $ASSURAHOME/tools/assura/bin)
set LD_LIBRARY_PATH = ($ASSURAHOME/tools/lib)
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH ${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:$ASSURAHOME/tools/assura/lib

Would you please tell me whether I have to modify anything in the .cshrc file?

Thank You,

Regards

Thank you Ankurc for your reply. But, I am sorry, I could not get you. Can you please, explain what is it? I never found anything like this ...

Thank you,

Regards

 he means all you need to add to your .cshrc is

setenv ASSURAHOME /usr/local/cadence/assura32

set path = ($path $ASSURAHOME/tools/assura/bin)

Thank you for your explanation. Today I tried the tips, but there was no change :(

Hi iamlearning

Thank you for the file. : )

To upload a file, please follow the steps below:
a. Press "Reply" button
b. Select "Options" tab
c. Use "Add/Update" button under "File attachment"

It is not really a good idea to use "$ASSURAHOME/tools/assura/bin" in the cshrc file as some wrappers might be bypassed. Please use the following instead:

set assuraPath=($ASSURAHOME/bin)
set path = ($assuraPath $path)

The warning is actually quite harmless and can be safely ignored. It is most likely due to the pdk initialization scripts. My guess is that there is a "envSetVal" cmd in the libInit.il file (or a related file) which is attempting to load a non-existent settting. We can of course trace through the files to find out the cause of the problem but I guess that might be quite unnecessary since the warning is quite harmless anyway. You can go to the pdk technology directory and start from the libInit.il file. Check all the envSetVal cmd and see if you can any anything suspicious.

Best regards
Quek