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ADEXL -1612 error simulator not in path

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Hello

i got this error when i run simulation using  ADEXL of  IC 6.1.5-64b 

"ADEXL -1612 : simulator not in path for the following tests:

Test00

 make sure to have simulator in path for these testsbefore running simulations or disablethese tests "

Thanks 

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  • In csh you'd do:

    set path = (<MMSIMinstDir>/tools/bin $path)

    Or in bash/ksh:

    export PATH=<MMSIMinstDir>/tools/bin:$PATH

    You must have something similar to get "virtuoso" in your path from the IC stream.

    (Note, you need to replace the correct path for <MMSIMinstDir> in the above; this is very basic UNIX stuff).

    If it doesn't know where the spectre executable is, there's no way ADE can execute it.

    Andrew
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  • In csh you'd do:

    set path = (<MMSIMinstDir>/tools/bin $path)

    Or in bash/ksh:

    export PATH=<MMSIMinstDir>/tools/bin:$PATH

    You must have something similar to get "virtuoso" in your path from the IC stream.

    (Note, you need to replace the correct path for <MMSIMinstDir> in the above; this is very basic UNIX stuff).

    If it doesn't know where the spectre executable is, there's no way ADE can execute it.

    Andrew
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  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hello,

    I want to use the AMS simulator to simulate a system including the VerilogA models and get the same error of ADE-Explorer-1612 error: Simulator no in path. I have tried the mentioned solution but it didn't work out.

    The only difference is that in my MMSIMinstDir we have a Dir named "tools.lnx86" instead of "tools". I also made a new test bench but still the problem exists. 

    I am using Virtuoso IC6.1.7. 

    I would appreciate if you suggest another solution.

    Thanks,

    Andre

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