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Strange "out of memory" error during verilog import

asimecs
asimecs over 12 years ago

Hi,

 

I am trying to save myself the pain of connect 300+ pins by importing a verilog file instead. But I got the following error. Can anyone shed some light on this? I cannot find anything on documentation nor Google.

 

 @(#)$CDS: ihdl.exe version 5.1.0 01/27/2011 00:14 (cicln04) $  Tue Oct  9 09:32:34 2012

Verilog definition for module xyz was not found. Using lib 'blahblahblah' cell 'xyz' view 'symbol' as its symbol.
Verilog definition for module abc  was not found. Using lib 'blahblahblah' cell 'abc' view 'symbol' as its symbol.

Mismatch between existing view and view to be created for min_dig_sec
Checked in symbol min_dig_sec
Checked in functional view min_dig_sec. Expression on port found
VerilogIn: *F,45: Out of memory. Cannot allocate space.Exiting.
End of Logfile.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

    The size of what you're trying to import doesn't sound excessive. Please contact customer support (not that we'll be able to fix it in IC5141 since IC5141 has no more hotfixes (the release came out over 8 years ago) - you might want to try using the latest IC5141 hotfix first).

    Andrew.

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