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Reading input/data file

EveBell

Hi!

I've built a 32 bit floating point adder schematic and I'd like to read different floating point numbers (around 100  32 bit words where each bit is vdc=1 or 0)  in during a simulation. What is the best way to accomplish it?

Any insight will be helpful.

 

Thank you!

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  • Thank you Andrew! I'm using IC5141. Please excuse me, but I'm very new to Cadence.Therefore some of my question my seem very fundamental, but I really need some input. When you say see"spectre -h vector" where do I do that? Also, how do I use an include file? Should I create a data file in Cadence that include my numbers? If so, what language do I use? Or can I import from a data file that is not in Cadence? And if so, how do I do that? Again, thank you!

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  • Thank you Andrew! I'm using IC5141. Please excuse me, but I'm very new to Cadence.Therefore some of my question my seem very fundamental, but I really need some input. When you say see"spectre -h vector" where do I do that? Also, how do I use an include file? Should I create a data file in Cadence that include my numbers? If so, what language do I use? Or can I import from a data file that is not in Cadence? And if so, how do I do that? Again, thank you!

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