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Creating a symbol from a .scs file

samer1

I have a veriglog A model for a device. Earlier, I used to create a symbol from the verilogA model directly and all values preceded by "parameter" in the code would show directly in the CDF list of the symbol.

Now, I have an scs file that includes the verilogA model in it. I want to be able to create a symbol for that scs file and be able to include the scs file from ADL (model setup)?

I tried to use one of the devices in the analogLib "nmos" and include my scs file name in the CDF list but did not work as intended. 

Can someone help with that?

Thanks

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  • Hi Sherif and Quek,

     My spectre model file for which I am creating the symbol view that includes a veriloga model.

    I followed the steps as Quek said. But I can't know how to include my veriloga file into the model.

    When I tried to directly link the veriloga file in Setup-> Model libraries, but there were errors.

    Can you help me with that?

    Thank You.

  • in reply to ghota3

    If you're including a model file in Spectre syntax (e.g. myModels.scs) make sure that file has a line:

    ahdl_include "/path/to/the/veriloga.va"

    in it. There's no explicit include for VerilogA in ADE - typically VerilogA models are either created as views inside Virtuoso (in which case the netlister will add the ahdl_include statements), or via ahdl_include statements in an included spectre model file.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • in reply to ghota3

    If you're including a model file in Spectre syntax (e.g. myModels.scs) make sure that file has a line:

    ahdl_include "/path/to/the/veriloga.va"

    in it. There's no explicit include for VerilogA in ADE - typically VerilogA models are either created as views inside Virtuoso (in which case the netlister will add the ahdl_include statements), or via ahdl_include statements in an included spectre model file.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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