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Model file update in saved Artist states

ag2888

Hi All,

I have a query wrt to the model file update for the previously saved analog artist states in IC5.1.41..

At present i see that even if i update my PDK to point to the newer version through .cdsinit , but on loading a saved state (for an older PDK version) the model files as seen from the ADE window point to the older version only.. In that case i would need to manually change the model files manually for all the saved states. The new ADE window that is launched from the schematic points to the correct updated model file though.

Is there a possibility of having ADE to use the updated model file version even for the previously saved analog states? Else its a hassle to keep a track of the PDK changes and keep editing the earlier states.

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  • Is there a way to make the simulation files checkbox off by default in the load state form(just as model setup) ?

    I tried adding a statement like envSetVal("asimenv.loadstate" "simulationFiles" 'boolean nil) but i get the following warning -

    \w *WARNING* envSetVal: Can't set the value of variable 'SimulationFiles',

    \w in tool[.partition] 'asimenv' - it has not been registered.

    \t nil

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  • Is there a way to make the simulation files checkbox off by default in the load state form(just as model setup) ?

    I tried adding a statement like envSetVal("asimenv.loadstate" "simulationFiles" 'boolean nil) but i get the following warning -

    \w *WARNING* envSetVal: Can't set the value of variable 'SimulationFiles',

    \w in tool[.partition] 'asimenv' - it has not been registered.

    \t nil

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