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ADE-L waveform calculator automatically selects another sim directory

vivkr

Hi All,

I have this curious problem while analyzing data from a simulation run. I select the appropriate run directory using the results browser, then select the waveform of interest and start to manipulate it using the Calculator. Now, all of a sudden, the calculator has selcted another simulation run directory which I did not actually want and of course complains that the signals of interest are not there in the results! I have to close the additional run directory in my browser, reselect the original one, and then repeat the process. 

Sometimes, the same problem occurs again. Why does the results browser select some directory all on its own?

Thanks for your comments,

Vivek

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  • Hi Quek,

    Unfortunately, I have no possibility to do that. I can start Virtuoso only from a predefined design environment. It is not possible to launch the tool directly. I would imagine that the design environment will be updated once (eventually).

    Is there no way other way out? I've got the version IC6.1.4-64b.500.1. I cannot check the subversion with icfb -W, as that command is not supported in the design environment.

     Vivek

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  • Hi Quek,

    Unfortunately, I have no possibility to do that. I can start Virtuoso only from a predefined design environment. It is not possible to launch the tool directly. I would imagine that the design environment will be updated once (eventually).

    Is there no way other way out? I've got the version IC6.1.4-64b.500.1. I cannot check the subversion with icfb -W, as that command is not supported in the design environment.

     Vivek

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