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changing the Result directory in ADE XL

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Hi ,

 

I am new to ADE XL and tried to change the Result directory to the local path can someone please let me know how to do that ?

i tried the following stuff Option->Save->(check the option)Use Locan Simulation Result Directory

but somehow i do not know where the PSf file is being written

 

Regards,

Ankur

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  • Hi ,

    I changed the result directory as suggested in ADEXL. but unfortunately when i run a RCX Simulation (only incase of RCX simulation) i get a lot of warnings in the CIW window

    WARNING (OCN-6040) : The specified firectory does not exist , or the directory does not contain valid PSF results. Ensure that the path to the directory is correct and the directory gas a logFile and PSF result files.

    What i do not undestand is why it searches for PSF data when it has still not started simulating. since the path exist on the network may be its not able to access it ?? but then why only incase of RCX simulations

    Regards,

    Ankur

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  • Hi ,

    I changed the result directory as suggested in ADEXL. but unfortunately when i run a RCX Simulation (only incase of RCX simulation) i get a lot of warnings in the CIW window

    WARNING (OCN-6040) : The specified firectory does not exist , or the directory does not contain valid PSF results. Ensure that the path to the directory is correct and the directory gas a logFile and PSF result files.

    What i do not undestand is why it searches for PSF data when it has still not started simulating. since the path exist on the network may be its not able to access it ?? but then why only incase of RCX simulations

    Regards,

    Ankur

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