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How to include parameter weight in ocean function ocnxlPutMaxSpec?

fanshujiao

Hi,

I am running ADE GXL optimization by ocean script. When I run optimization in Cadence GUI, there is option which I can specify weights for performance specifications. Whereas in ocean function 

ocnxlPutMaxSpec(t_testName t_resultName t_maxValue)

There is no parameter option for weight. How do I include weight in ocean script? Is the option provided by other functions?

Thank you very much.

Fanshu 

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  • Hi Andrew,

    Thank you very much for your reply. I tried what you suggested, but it doesn't work. The error is

    *Error* ocnxlPutMinSpec: too many arguments (3 expected, 5 given) - ("macroModel:4_1:1" "rmsNoise" "130.2u" ?weight "0.001")

    ocnxlPutMinSpec is defined as:

    ocnxlPutMinSpec(t_testName t_resultName t_minValue)

    I guess ocnxlPutMinSpec is not allowed to include weight parameter. It must be some other ways, but I don't know how.

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  • Hi Andrew,

    Thank you very much for your reply. I tried what you suggested, but it doesn't work. The error is

    *Error* ocnxlPutMinSpec: too many arguments (3 expected, 5 given) - ("macroModel:4_1:1" "rmsNoise" "130.2u" ?weight "0.001")

    ocnxlPutMinSpec is defined as:

    ocnxlPutMinSpec(t_testName t_resultName t_minValue)

    I guess ocnxlPutMinSpec is not allowed to include weight parameter. It must be some other ways, but I don't know how.

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