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Can you change what corners are run, in OCEANXL, and then run other trimmed tests?

MarkGr15 over 10 years ago

I want to simulate a reference that is trimmed.

Algorithm for testing:

Only Define 27C corners (process corner, mismatch corner)

run test to Get Trim setting

run other tests at 27C at the same corners, trimmed, using calcVal()

define other corners

-40C & 150C (process corner, mismatch corner)

run several tests, Post Trim @ All Temps

- using the calcVal (trimmed settings)

just disable 27C corners (mismatch, mcproc)

run other trimmed tests at just -40C, and 150C.

A key issue, is how do I also not overwrite any data from previous runs? Currently, if I use another ocnxlRun() command in the same script, I believe it will overwrite the data of the previous run.

Maybe I just define all the corners at once, then disable certain ones later..... but the above issue (over-writing previous data) is one that I do not know how to resolve. Also, I am not sure if I can even do this algorithm. I am trying this algorithm, to prevent unnecessary simulations for tests at corners that are needed.

Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

Probably the best way to solve this is using "pre-run scripts". It's covered in the documentation, but you may want to contact customer support to get hold of a workshop which shows various examples. If the AE can't locate it, ask them to get in touch with me internally.

Regards,

Andrew.
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