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ERROR (OSSHNL-116): Unable to descend into any of the views defined in the view list, 'spectre cmos_sch cmos.sch schematic veriloga'

Usman001

Hi,

I have made an opamp using modelwriter and made a symbol view of it and now I am trying to test it in a feedback configuration in a testbench. But as I am trying to simulate it the simulator shows the subject error. i,e, ERROR (OSSHNL-116): Unable to descend into any of the views defined in the view list, 'spectre cmos_sch cmos.sch schematic veriloga', for the

instance 'I10' in cell 'tb_opamp_ac'. Either add one of these views to the library 'auxiliary',

cell 'opampop_MW' or modify the view list to contain an existing view.

 Although the in ADE > setup> environment all of the switch and stop views are properly defined as said in the post the Ref. "Cadence 6.1.0 NCSU kit error :ERROR (OSSHNL-116)". Even though I have checked and defined in the Cross View Check of the symbol view but it doesn't help.   

I am using Virtuoso Schematic Editor IC6.1.5-64b.500.7.   

Please see the attachment as well.

BR

//USMAN 

 

  • Quek

    Hi Usman

    Would you please let us know the views which your opamp cell has?

    Best regards
    Quek

  • Usman001

    Hi Quek,

    If you are talking about the opamp cell views in Library Manager, then they are symbol and verilogA. Also if I open its symbol and hit X to see the cross views to check, they are set to default; whereas I have tried to add spectre and verilogA view there as well but it doesn't help.

    Best Regards,

    USMAN 

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