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Warnings for Breakdowns, not suppressing.

Is there a way to make it so that in my spectre.out files (for Analog Simulation) does not suppress the warnings?

If so, what do I need to do?

In the ADE->Simulation->Options Analog->Annotation-> I changed the maxwarns to a large number, and have the "warn" box checked. When I do this, I do not see a change.

Here is an example output:

Warning from spectre at time = 6.84728 s during transient analysis `tran'.
WARNING (CMI-2756): ILDO1.I50.M152: Vbs(=6.13091 V) has exceeded vbs_max (=6 V).

tran: time = 6.847 s (34.2 %), step = 400 ms (2 %)

Warning from spectre at time = 7.24728 s during transient analysis `tran'.
WARNING (CMI-2756): ILDO1.I50.M152: Vbs(=6.24858 V) has exceeded vbs_max (=6 V).
Warning from spectre at time = 7.64728 s during transient analysis `tran'.
WARNING (CMI-2756): ILDO1.I50.M152: Vbs(=6.36624 V) has exceeded vbs_max (=6 V).

tran: time = 7.647 s (38.2 %), step = 400 ms (2 %)

Warning from spectre at time = 8.04728 s during transient analysis `tran'.
WARNING (CMI-2756): ILDO1.I50.M152: Vbs(=6.48391 V) has exceeded vbs_max (=6 V).
Further occurrences of this warning will be suppressed.

tran: time = 8.847 s (44.2 %), step = 400 ms (2 %)
tran: time = 9.647 s (48.2 %), step = 400 ms (2 %)

If there are any setting in the ADE that I can play with and adjust, that would be helpful.

thanks

Mark

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Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

Mark,

From a quick experiment, I believe setting it to -1 will do the job.

That may actually set the limit to 2^32-1 - which is probably enough in practice... (or it may be handled specially).

Regards,

Andrew.
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Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

Mark,

From a quick experiment, I believe setting it to -1 will do the job.

That may actually set the limit to 2^32-1 - which is probably enough in practice... (or it may be handled specially).

Regards,

Andrew.
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