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How to disable automatic histogram plot after Monte Carlo simulation?

Soner

Hi,

Monte Carlo simulation in adexl generates histograms automatically upon termination. This autogeneration is not useful / takes a lot of time when there are many expressions and corners. Is there a way to disable this automatic plot?

Thanks.

  • Andrew Beckett
    In IC614 there's a Setup Plotting Options icon (it's a little document with a pen as the icon, if my memory is correct).
     
    If you turn off the plotting of scalar expressions, it will not plot the histograms.
     
    Regards,
     
    Andrew.
  • Soner

    Hi Andrew,

    I am using IC6.1.3.500.17 right now and I could not see such an icon. Could you please be more spefici? If I go to Outputs Setup pane and deselect Plot for expression, then these expressions are not evaluated at all.

    Thanks.

  • Andrew Beckett
    Hi Soner,

    It's in IC614, not IC613. So that's why you can't see it. In IC613 all you can do is turn off auto-plotting altogether...

    Any chance you can change to a later version?

    Regards,

    Andrew
  • Soner

    Hi Andrew,

    How can I turn off auto-plotting in IC613? I do not know when the version will change but probably not soon.

    Regards,

    Soner Yaldiz

  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Soner,

    In the Outputs Setup tab, go over one of the signals or expressions, and do Right Mouse->Printing/Plotting Options. On this form, turn off "Auto Plot Outputs After Simulation". This has to be done once for each test (so it's a bit of a pain) - much easier in IC614.

    Apologies for not replying sooner - got swamped, and hadn't had a chance to try it out in IC613 to remind myself how it worked.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • Soner

    Thanks Andrew. I tried it and it works.

    Regards,

    Soner Yaldiz

     

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