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How the simulation performance mode :APS support the stimulus files?

nnlt

Dear all,

When I have a stimulus file, I can run well with the simulation performance mode: spectre. After running I can plot all the waveform. But when I use the  simulation performance mode: APS, I can't plot the signal waveform in the stimulus file after running. The net in the stimulus file I write: ([#...] 0).

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  • Quek

    Hi nnIt

    Would you please check if COS article 20444507 can help to resolve your problem?

    You can either save those signals explicitly (e.g. save mySig1 mySig2) or add -rmdg as one of the userCmdLineOption.


    Best regards
    Quek

  • Nasser Arif
    in reply to Quek

    Hi Queck,

    In this case, APS shows any message in logFile?

    Thanks,

    Nasser 

  • Quek
    in reply to Nasser Arif

    Hi Nasser

    Yes, the following warning can be found in APS log file:

    Warning from spectre during hierarchy flattening.
        WARNING (SPECTRE-8530): Dangling node. aaa is removed.


    "aaa" is a dangling net that only exists in the stimulus file and not in the schematic. Using -rmdg option preserves dangling signals and the following can be then be found in the log file:

        Only one connection to the following 5 nodes:
            aaa
            ...


    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Quek
    in reply to Nasser Arif

    Hi Nasser

    Yes, the following warning can be found in APS log file:

    Warning from spectre during hierarchy flattening.
        WARNING (SPECTRE-8530): Dangling node. aaa is removed.


    "aaa" is a dangling net that only exists in the stimulus file and not in the schematic. Using -rmdg option preserves dangling signals and the following can be then be found in the log file:

        Only one connection to the following 5 nodes:
            aaa
            ...


    Best regards
    Quek

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