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auto sim with multiple dspf files for the same block

Karev11

Hi,


Is there a way to automate sims that replace same block with multiple dspf files?


thanks,

Kevin

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  • Karev11
    Thanks Andrew for the reply.

    I tried the 2nd method as you mentioned. Not exactly sure what should be placed in the dspf view, I simply put the path to my dspf.gz file and it doesn't seem working. There's netlist error:

    ERROR (OSSHNL-381): Missing or corrupt .oa file in cellview 'lib_A/cell_A/dspf_rcworst'. The OSS netlister can only
    process cellviews that have a valid .oa file. This file can be created by
    either importing the cellview using tools like 'Verilog In' or 'VHDL IN', or by
    opening and writing the text file in the Library Manager.

    Also, in setup->sim files, I often specify port order = spf, buf delimiter ="<> []", how should these be included into the dspf view?

    Thanks,
    Kevin
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  • Karev11
    Thanks Andrew for the reply.

    I tried the 2nd method as you mentioned. Not exactly sure what should be placed in the dspf view, I simply put the path to my dspf.gz file and it doesn't seem working. There's netlist error:

    ERROR (OSSHNL-381): Missing or corrupt .oa file in cellview 'lib_A/cell_A/dspf_rcworst'. The OSS netlister can only
    process cellviews that have a valid .oa file. This file can be created by
    either importing the cellview using tools like 'Verilog In' or 'VHDL IN', or by
    opening and writing the text file in the Library Manager.

    Also, in setup->sim files, I often specify port order = spf, buf delimiter ="<> []", how should these be included into the dspf view?

    Thanks,
    Kevin
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