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How to avoid "Further occurences of this warning will be suppressed" in Spectre netlist parser

pyohayo

Hello,

Spectre displays several notifications in log file (like that, mentiooned in subject ) preventing to analyze if a particular change in setup had an effect or no.

Does exist an option that force Spectre display all warnings.

Thanks.

  • spectre -h options

    .

    159     warn=yes          Display warning messages. Possible values are no and yes.
    160     maxwarns=5        Maximum number of times a warning message is issued per analysis. Note that this option has no effect on warnings issued as part of parsing the netlist. Use
                              the -maxwarns command-line option to control the number of all warnings issued.

    If ou run it via ADE, there should be gui to control it in oe of the simualtion options forms.

  • in reply to Marc Heise

    Marc Heise said:

    spectre -h options

    .

    159     warn=yes          Display warning messages. Possible values are no and yes.
    160     maxwarns=5        Maximum number of times a warning message is issued per analysis. Note that this option has no effect on warnings issued as part of parsing the netlist. Use
                              the -maxwarns command-line option to control the number of all warnings issued.

    If ou run it via ADE, there should be gui to control it in oe of the simualtion options forms.

    Thanks Marc,

    I've tried it Unfortunately didn't help:

  • in reply to pyohayo

    Since you're looking at the log file, it should actually be the maxwarnstologfile instead that you use for the warnings and also maxnotestologfile for the notices.

    Andrew.

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