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which command can set the ADE environment swith view list and stop view list?

imagesensor123

 hi,

   these days, i'm writing the ocean script and i have a problem to add the verilog-a to the swith view list, can you help me

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  • Hi Fabrice,

    Other than one expects a space-separated string and the other expects a list, it doesn't make much difference which you use.

    The main difference is that to use the asiSetEnvOptionVal, you have to call asiGetTool which will load all the relevant context files to initialize the spectre interface, whereas envSetVal doesn't require anything to be loaded. So it will be a bit quicker in the .cdsinit (and not load contexts that you may never need if you were just doing layout).

    So I'd use the envSetVal approach (it's more consistent with other settings to use this rather than an ADE-specific interface).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Hi Fabrice,

    Other than one expects a space-separated string and the other expects a list, it doesn't make much difference which you use.

    The main difference is that to use the asiSetEnvOptionVal, you have to call asiGetTool which will load all the relevant context files to initialize the spectre interface, whereas envSetVal doesn't require anything to be loaded. So it will be a bit quicker in the .cdsinit (and not load contexts that you may never need if you were just doing layout).

    So I'd use the envSetVal approach (it's more consistent with other settings to use this rather than an ADE-specific interface).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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