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ADE Assembler - Define IF statement with multiple results arguments (vector)

eljuanelo

Hi everyone,

Could someone provide some insight how to define a global/design variable in ADE Assembler Maestro in terms of an IF statement, but instead of passing just one value after evaluating the IF condition, it provides a vector (which would result in a parametric simulation)?

Example: 

If Var2 == Value1, then Var1 takes the value set [Value-A Value-B Value-C] --> three simulations

If Var2 == Value2, then Var1 takes the value set [Value-D Value-D] --> two simulations

So far I can only make it work for the case when the value set has just one value (typical IF-ELSE). How is the proper syntax to achieve this? Is there a special function for this case?

Thanks!

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  • Andrew Beckett

    This is not possible currently. Similar questions have come up before (certainly in the forums). You should contact customer support so that we can file an enhancement request on your behalf.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • eljuanelo
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thank you Andrew, I will file the request through our internal Cadence support team. Hope this gets implemented soon! 

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  • eljuanelo
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thank you Andrew, I will file the request through our internal Cadence support team. Hope this gets implemented soon! 

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  • Andrew Beckett
    in reply to eljuanelo

    It's actually not that straightforward because the number of simulations varies, which complicates matters. Anyway, the more requests for such a feature (with an explanation of what you're trying to do and why) will help in prioritising such a capability.

    Regards,

    Andrew

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