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Continue modeling in ADE

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How can I continue simulation in ADE IC 6.1.3? When I modeling and push stop button that create output files. I do not want replace them, I want IC to add result to them. Another question. How can I save simulator directory? Because every time I run ADE I need to configurate this.

  • Results->Save will allow you to save them. You can't directly append to the existing results when you simulate (assuming you're talking about a Cadence simulator - you didn't say), but on the Results->Direct Plot->Main Form->Transient you have the ability to append (if you're doing a later time - e.g. using save/recover). Maybe you are just talking about appending on the graph so you see each set of results?

    Maybe you just want it to automatically save the last N simulation results? If so, doing:

    envSetVal("asimenv.misc" "numberOfSavedRuns" 'int 5)

    will save the last 5 simulation results automatically, and you can restore them with Results->Select. Search in cdnshelp for "numberOfSavedRuns" for more detail.

    Unfortunately, this question is rather imprecise, so I may have completely misunderstood the question.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • Andrew Beckett, thanks. Your answer will useful to me. In my question I mean such situation. I run analysis. For instance, when 60% is over I press stop. IC saves results. But how can I continue the simulation from 60% without replacing that results and starting that from beginning?

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