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Importing verilog to Cadence schematic

Wonyoung
Wonyoung over 13 years ago

Hello,

I am trying to import a very simple verilog code containing one latch into Cadence using Import -> Verilog on CIW. I get the following error message.

INFO (VERILOGIN_GUI-13): Verilog Import process has started ...
ERROR (VERILOGIN-205): An internal memory error has occurred. Exiting.
INFO (VERILOGIN_GUI-15): Verilog Import completed. Look at logfile, ./verilogIn.log, for process execution details.

There is nothing in the logfile and I have enough memory. I am using IC6.1.5. Any help is appreciated!

Wonyoung
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    Andrew Beckett over 13 years ago

    I wouldn't recommend using verilog2oa - maybe you could use "ihdl" instead, but that's effectively the same command being used from the Import Verilog command. 

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 13 years ago

    I wouldn't recommend using verilog2oa - maybe you could use "ihdl" instead, but that's effectively the same command being used from the Import Verilog command. 

    Andrew.

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