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Using ocean ADEXL generate a csv output file

rkic

In my ocean script, i am using the ADEXL ocnxlOutputSummary command to output the results of my simulation into a file 

I use the poport command to redirect my output.  The problem is that i cannot format the output into a comma separated file, nor am i able to filter only the output expressions i need into the file. This file has a log of the entire session

Is there a way to

1) save just the result of the simulations : output expressions , parameters and design variables associated with the test i need using a regular expression filter into a file

2) How can i get only ocnxlOutputSummary(?exprSummary t ?specSummary t ?detailed t ?wave nil) to output to a  file?

I wish the ocnxlOutputSummary command had a ?file "filename" field available.

 

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  • I have a ocean script which looks like this:

    ocnSetXLMode()

    ocnxlTargetCellView(....)

    ocnxlLoadSetupState( "ron" 'overwrite ?tests t ?vars t ?parameters t ?currentMode t

            ?runOptions t ?specs t ?corners nil ?modelGroups t

            ?extensions t ?relxanalysis nil )

     set and enable corners. 

     

    ocnxlRun( ?mode 'sweepsAndCorners ?nominalCornerEnabled nil ?allCornersEnabled t ?allSweepsEnabled t)

    ocnxlOutputSummary(?exprSummary t ?specSummary t ?detailed t ?wave nil ?fileName "results.txt")

     There were 1536 splits which ran in netbatch (our pool of machines) with 180 jobs in parallel. The job ran for 3 days and it finished simulation of all splits. But for some reason, the last split got hung in netbatch. So the ocean script never reached ocnxlOutputSummary. I can see spectre.out has completed successfully for all splits.

    How do I execute ocnxlOutputSummary now? 

    axlExportOutputView(ocnxlGetSession() "./output.csv" "Detail") didn't work as ocnxlGetSession()  returns nil.

     I tried axlReadResDB. It returns the db object. However  don't know which commands to use to dump the csv file. 

    (PS: My 2nd attempt to run simulation all over again failed. This time one of the job was hung during netlisting. This simulation is with parasitics, so takes longer.) 

     I am using IC6.1.5.500.11

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  • I have a ocean script which looks like this:

    ocnSetXLMode()

    ocnxlTargetCellView(....)

    ocnxlLoadSetupState( "ron" 'overwrite ?tests t ?vars t ?parameters t ?currentMode t

            ?runOptions t ?specs t ?corners nil ?modelGroups t

            ?extensions t ?relxanalysis nil )

     set and enable corners. 

     

    ocnxlRun( ?mode 'sweepsAndCorners ?nominalCornerEnabled nil ?allCornersEnabled t ?allSweepsEnabled t)

    ocnxlOutputSummary(?exprSummary t ?specSummary t ?detailed t ?wave nil ?fileName "results.txt")

     There were 1536 splits which ran in netbatch (our pool of machines) with 180 jobs in parallel. The job ran for 3 days and it finished simulation of all splits. But for some reason, the last split got hung in netbatch. So the ocean script never reached ocnxlOutputSummary. I can see spectre.out has completed successfully for all splits.

    How do I execute ocnxlOutputSummary now? 

    axlExportOutputView(ocnxlGetSession() "./output.csv" "Detail") didn't work as ocnxlGetSession()  returns nil.

     I tried axlReadResDB. It returns the db object. However  don't know which commands to use to dump the csv file. 

    (PS: My 2nd attempt to run simulation all over again failed. This time one of the job was hung during netlisting. This simulation is with parasitics, so takes longer.) 

     I am using IC6.1.5.500.11

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