save schematic options

Hi StreamCX

Please add the following line to your .cdsinit file:

envSetVal("schematic" "netNameMethod" 'cyclic "derived")

After you have modified the settings, go to "ciw:Options->Save defaults" and save them in a file. You can then check the names of the settings from that file.

Best regards
Quek

 Quek

Thanks, but when I write this in .cdsinit, I do not need to save defaults in CIW.

How make that without wtiting code in CIW?

Hi StreamCX

I don't quite understand your question. So let me make a guess. You do not need to have the setting in both .cdsinit and .cdsenv file. You just need to have the "envSetVal(...)" line in your .cdsinit file and it will be ok. There is no need to write any codes in ciw. Just add the line to your .cdsinit file. It is an initialization file that can be in your working directory or home directory. If it currently does not exists, simply create a text file named ".cdsinit" and add in the line.

Best regards
Quek

Quek

I know that adding code to .cdsinit works. I did this.

But how do this without writing code? Writing code is hard, because I also need to write more than 1 param. 

If in the CIW you use Options->Save Defaults, and save into the .cdsenv in your home directory, it should save settings performed interactively, without needing to write any code.

This should then get picked up automatically on the next session, unless you either have code in your .cdsinit to overwrite it, or have set your environment not to read the .cdsenv from the home directory.

Regards,

Andrew.

If in the CIW you use Options->Save Defaults, and save into the .cdsenv in your home directory, it should save settings performed interactively, without needing to write any code.

I do, That does not work.

Hi StreamCX

Would you please provide the output of the following?

terminal>env | grep CDS

Thanks
Quek

Quek 

Output: 

[user@blabla ~]$ env | grep CDS
CDS_Netlisting_Mode=Analog

Hi StreamCX

Please add the following line to your cshrc file. It will load the .cdsenv file in your working directory.

setenv CDS_LOAD_ENV addCWD

This should solve the problem.

Best regards
Quek

 Quek

That does not work. 

// All my path environments in .bashrc file, no csh.

I write  export CDS_LOAD_ENV addCWD