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How do I override irunArgs being set by the ADE state when using runams?

feory

I am using a command line AMS simulation flow with the runams command and my own script that builds many, but not all, of the irunArgs I need. The remaining irunArgs come from the ADE state. I have lots of different testcases that all use the same ADE state. One of the arguments I would like to change on an individual testcase basis is the number of threads for multithreading. I am able to use -irunopts 'spectre_args +mt=10' (for example), and I see this being set in my irun.log file. The problem is that the irunArgs that come from the ADE state are set after this, so whatever multithreading option I have saved in the ADE state overrides the one I previously set with -irunopts from my script.

Is there a way to override or suppress some of these irunArgs that are set by the ADE state file? Alternatively, is there a way to use runams without a state file, and just specify everything from an external irunArgs file?

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Frank,

    I don't think you can suppress bits of the ADE state, but you can just run runams without the -state argument. Just look at "runams -help" for details on how to use this - there are numerous options to supply extra bits of information without needing to use an ADE state.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Frank,

    I don't think you can suppress bits of the ADE state, but you can just run runams without the -state argument. Just look at "runams -help" for details on how to use this - there are numerous options to supply extra bits of information without needing to use an ADE state.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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