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cadence awd.exe autoloading even after logout

VenuA

I see more than one awd.exe processes running along with java processes even after I logout of the machine and with no icfb running.

I know that I am using wavescan in my ocean scripts to print the images to png, and I have run lot of ocean scripts in batch mode before. But I am not expecting this to run indefinitely. This is taking loads of CPU. Would anyone seen this issue before? if so how to remove this from starting?

Regards,
Venu Allipuram

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  • Venu,

    It's not a matter of "removing this from starting" - you want it to start otherwise your scripts won't work. The most likely scenario is that for some reason it did not exit - and it's very hard to know why that was the case.

    The good news is that in IC615 the graph is no longer java, so there's only a single process, which is "virtuoso". I think that should be better at exiting.

    Probably the best thing to do for your specific circumstance is to contact Customer Support at http://support.cadence.com though.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Venu,

    It's not a matter of "removing this from starting" - you want it to start otherwise your scripts won't work. The most likely scenario is that for some reason it did not exit - and it's very hard to know why that was the case.

    The good news is that in IC615 the graph is no longer java, so there's only a single process, which is "virtuoso". I think that should be better at exiting.

    Probably the best thing to do for your specific circumstance is to contact Customer Support at http://support.cadence.com though.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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