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Issue in accessing PSF directory with ocean script.

dskang

Hello, I'm writing down this paragraph because I couldn't fix strange issue during running ocean.

I already ran the same testbench with ADLE, and saw it is working okay.

However, when I extracted ocean script in the ADLE->Session and run with the ocean script (ocean -restore ~.ocn), it shows the error like this:

It successfully deletes the previous psf data, but then it says as WARNING OCN-6040, cannot find the directory.

Also before that, it also says it "cannot start up spectre". Maybe the WARNING is related to this one.

Will anyone have an idea how to fix it? I will greatly appreciate all the advice.

Thank you, have a nice day.

Sincerely,

Dongsuk

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  • ShawnLogan

    Dear Dongsuk,

    For me anyway, you have not provided anywhere  enough information to provide suggestions to correct your script or run command, If I could view  the full script and command line, and full output log - that would help as a start. Knowing where you are running in your UNIX path and specify locations of the resultant data ( psf and netlist directories) would also be very useful,

    Sorry I can't provide any specific suggestions with the information you provided me already!

    Shawn

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  • ShawnLogan

    Dear Dongsuk,

    For me anyway, you have not provided anywhere  enough information to provide suggestions to correct your script or run command, If I could view  the full script and command line, and full output log - that would help as a start. Knowing where you are running in your UNIX path and specify locations of the resultant data ( psf and netlist directories) would also be very useful,

    Sorry I can't provide any specific suggestions with the information you provided me already!

    Shawn

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