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IC5141usr6 on CentOS 4 in VMware

beschorn
Hi, I have a question regarding my installation of IC5141 in VMware: there is a long waiting circle, after every command I do (open a cell, creating a path, place am instance and so on). I thought, maybe there is a problem of the network connection to the license server, but even if I open cells in Read mode, I have the same problem. Is there a way, to get a log of messages from icfb (not the CDS.log), or is there a kind of debug option implemented? Configuration: IC5141usr6 installation OS: CentOS 4 (32bit) running in VMware Player 3.0.1 License server connected via network LAN Host System: Win7 64 bit Thanks for your help
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  • If you have a Skill Development license you can try to see what commands are causing delays by using tracef. I've debugged this kind of problem before by running tracef(t) in the CIW, then issuing the command or opening a cell. LOTS of data will be output to your CDS.log file, but often times, you can see the command in the CIW where Cadence is hanging. Most commands will fly by in the CIW, but those that hang will appear long enough for you to read them. Once you Cadence finishes processing the command, you can turn off the trace with untrace().

    Derek

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  • If you have a Skill Development license you can try to see what commands are causing delays by using tracef. I've debugged this kind of problem before by running tracef(t) in the CIW, then issuing the command or opening a cell. LOTS of data will be output to your CDS.log file, but often times, you can see the command in the CIW where Cadence is hanging. Most commands will fly by in the CIW, but those that hang will appear long enough for you to read them. Once you Cadence finishes processing the command, you can turn off the trace with untrace().

    Derek

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