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How to add a list of model files into ADE form through command line.

RFStuff

Dear All,

I want to add some model files to ADE model-setup list through SKILL script.

Basically I would have SKILL script containing the model-files name,locations & type and necessary commands and then I will just rund that script to add the Model files into ADE form.

Can anybody please tell what is the command ?

Kind Regards,

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  • Maybe you're using a PDK that is already trying to set the model files and that is happening after you are setting it in the .cdsinit. This could be done either by it doing the envSetVal(), or I've also seen PDKs using the asiSetEnvOptionVal approach, but passing asiGetTool('spectre) as the first argument rather than asiGetCurrentSession().

    So do your customization, open the schematic, and then before starting ADE, check the output of:

    envGetVal("spectre.envOpts" "modelFiles")

    and

    asiGetEnvOptionVal(asiGetTool('spectre) "modelFiles")

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Maybe you're using a PDK that is already trying to set the model files and that is happening after you are setting it in the .cdsinit. This could be done either by it doing the envSetVal(), or I've also seen PDKs using the asiSetEnvOptionVal approach, but passing asiGetTool('spectre) as the first argument rather than asiGetCurrentSession().

    So do your customization, open the schematic, and then before starting ADE, check the output of:

    envGetVal("spectre.envOpts" "modelFiles")

    and

    asiGetEnvOptionVal(asiGetTool('spectre) "modelFiles")

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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