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Post-processing non-PSF results formats through OCEAN

mnabil

Hi,

This seemed like a trivial question but I couldn't find an answer on the forum or online. In ADE you can simulate using spectre or HSPICE and you can still plot the results. I need to do the post-process the data through an OCEAN script. It is very easy to do so on results in PSF format by openResults("results_dir/psf") and then selectResult("analysis") of choice. Upon using HSPICE, the results are available in .tr0, .ac0 formats (even Spectre can output the results in these formats). I could not figure a way to process these formats and plot it on Virtuoso Waveform Graph XL.

Can you please let me know how to post-process these .tr0, .ac0 ...etc. formats using OCEAN? 

I'm using  HSPICE 2012.06-SP2 and IC6.1.5-64b.500.14 

 Thanks 

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  • mnabil
    For more description of the issue, I keep getting this message: WARNING (OCN-6040): The specified directory does not exist, or the directory does not contain valid PSF results. Ensure that the path to the directory is correct and the directory has a logFile and PSF result files. I also tried ".OPTION PSF=2" to generate the outputs in ASCII format rather than binary, but that didn't help either. I'd appreciate anyone's help on this Thanks
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  • mnabil
    For more description of the issue, I keep getting this message: WARNING (OCN-6040): The specified directory does not exist, or the directory does not contain valid PSF results. Ensure that the path to the directory is correct and the directory has a logFile and PSF result files. I also tried ".OPTION PSF=2" to generate the outputs in ASCII format rather than binary, but that didn't help either. I'd appreciate anyone's help on this Thanks
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