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Custom Netlisting in ADE

GaneshShamnur

Hi,

Below is my question regarding custom netlisting in ADE.

I have a simulatable design in ADE which is: Testbench( DUT + Stimulus) + Analysis( say tran) + Model-files being attached+ Save signals mentioned.

My requirement is to dump a netlist file with only circuit aspect of it ( only Testbech+Model-files) but not stimulus ( i.e Analysis and Save statements discarded) in it. Is there a way to do it ?

Even if it would require some amount of SKILL or OCEAN automation, I am fine to accept the solution. However, if ADE has a direct means to do so, I would very glad to recieve the solution.

Thanks,

Ganesh

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  • Yes SharksFan, Andrew,

    When I meant 'simulatable design', I meant it as a design that could be simulatable from ADE, dumping 'input.scs' in the netlist directory etc.

    To elaborate more on my question, I would want to have a file similar to 'input.scs' where 'control/stimulus' statements are absent. A kind of ( netlistHeader + netlist) without netlistFooter contents. ( My end intensions are to have a file which has PURE circuit information, no trans, no save etc).

     Thanks,
    Ganesh

     

     

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  • Yes SharksFan, Andrew,

    When I meant 'simulatable design', I meant it as a design that could be simulatable from ADE, dumping 'input.scs' in the netlist directory etc.

    To elaborate more on my question, I would want to have a file similar to 'input.scs' where 'control/stimulus' statements are absent. A kind of ( netlistHeader + netlist) without netlistFooter contents. ( My end intensions are to have a file which has PURE circuit information, no trans, no save etc).

     Thanks,
    Ganesh

     

     

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