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A memory error has occurred during cellview import

upengan

 Hi,

 One user is reporting below issue.

 

 @(#)$CDS: conn2sch version 6.1.4 02/09/2010 21:16 (sjfdl233) $  Thu May  6 14:54:03 2010

WARNING (CONN2SCH-135): Signal 'gnd!' terminates with '!' but is not defined as global in the source cell
view. This signal would be marked global by the schematic extractor.
INFO (CONN2SCH-372): Checked-in schematic PM_CASCODE_FINAL_LAYOUT_HANDLEERROR (CONN2SCH-568): A memory error has occurred during cellview import. Use one or more of the
following settings to import the design again:
    1. Turn off the Full Place and Route option in GUI or use the +place_only in
standalone mode.
    2. Turn off the Extract Schematics option in GUI or use the +noxtrsch option
in standalone mode.
    3. Turn off the Analog Schematic Generation option in GUI or avoid the use of
the -asg option in standalone mode.
If these settings do not work, contact Cadence Customer Support.

 During the conversion from netlist to schematic user keep having a memory error.

 User tried all the 3 suggestions they give in the log file, but the problem persists.

 

Any idea. Appreciate your help.

 

Thanks.

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  • We always try to help even when people are using unsupported OS. However, first thing might be to check if you can reproduce it on a supported OS, just to eliminate that as a factor. Quite likely it is a data dependent bug which can be reproduced on any distribution of Linux given the problematic data.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • We always try to help even when people are using unsupported OS. However, first thing might be to check if you can reproduce it on a supported OS, just to eliminate that as a factor. Quite likely it is a data dependent bug which can be reproduced on any distribution of Linux given the problematic data.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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