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How to see output.log file in ADE-XL like ADE in IC616/5141

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Dear All,

I am migrating to ADE-XL for doing Monte-Carlo Analysis.

Though there is job.lg file I can see in ADE-XL, unlike ADE I am NOT able to see any option to see the output.log file ( this file (spectre.out) basically shows the progress of any type of simulation in time percentage, also errors and so on. but certainly very mush verbose ).

The job.log file only shows whether a run finishes successfully or NOT .

Could anybody please tell what should be done to see the output.log file like ADE.

Kind Regards,

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  • This seems to work for me OK in that subversion. You have to ensure that the simulation has actually started before you can look at the output log. There's actually no need to turn on the save family data for this bit to work (I tried without) - that only affects whether it keeps the actual waveform data or discards it during the run.

    If this is not working for you, I suggest trying with a later subversion, and if that doesn't solve it, contact customer support.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • This seems to work for me OK in that subversion. You have to ensure that the simulation has actually started before you can look at the output log. There's actually no need to turn on the save family data for this bit to work (I tried without) - that only affects whether it keeps the actual waveform data or discards it during the run.

    If this is not working for you, I suggest trying with a later subversion, and if that doesn't solve it, contact customer support.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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