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Maestro - Elapsed time to results

JeyJey
JeyJey over 3 years ago

Hi.
Is there a way to add elapsed time (time take to corner to run, I see it in log file) to results for test ?

Thank you in advance.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago

    See How to get resource usage and simulation run statistics displayed in the results tab in ADE Assembler or Explorer

    Regards,

    Andrew

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  • JeyJey
    JeyJey over 3 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

    I talked with our CAD support.
    TO add my commands to .cdsinit , I can create a file with name (not use name .cdsinit) , add there the line envSetVal(“maestro.results”   “defaultRunStatisticItems” ‘string "memory,threads,jobId,host,startTime,endTime,elapsedTime”) and than run virtuoso  with parameter "restore" : vmac -restore .cdsinit_yakov &

    But I still don't get the fields in the results .... 

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago in reply to JeyJey

    First of all, you need to also have:

    envSetVal("maestro.results" "enableRunStatisticInfoDisplay" 'boolean t)

    in the file. If that doesn't work, then it's probably because this "vmac" command that you're using is not passing through the -restore to Virtuoso. Again, that's for your local CAD to deal with because vmac is not from us...

    As a workaround, you can go to Options->cdsenv editor in the CIW, search for enableRunStatistic and then turn on that option. 

    I'm also assuming you're using an IC version later than IC6.1.8.500.14 (or ICADVM20.1.500.14) because that's when it was introduced.

    Andrew

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  • JeyJey
    JeyJey over 3 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett


    I see enableRunStatistic and defaultRunStatisticItems  in the cdsenv editor, it is looks turned on.

    No this option here and it doesn't appear after I run a test.

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  • JeyJey
    JeyJey over 3 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett


    I see enableRunStatistic and defaultRunStatisticItems  in the cdsenv editor, it is looks turned on.

    No this option here and it doesn't appear after I run a test.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago in reply to JeyJey

    They should appear on the Results tab, not the Output setup tab. So your screenshot above is not very instructive.

    Andrew

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  • JeyJey
    JeyJey over 3 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

    It is the same there 

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  • ShawnLogan
    ShawnLogan over 3 years ago in reply to JeyJey

    Dear JacobG,

    I think the reason you are not seeing any of the run statistics displayed in the Results tab for your simulation is that all you did was enable the feature. If you look at the full set of commands I included in my earlier response post, there is a second command whose argument includes the specific run statistics to display. To repeat the prior entries from my .cdsint file:

     envSetVal("maestro.results" "enableRunStatisticInfoDisplay" 'boolean t)

    ; You can customize which items you would like to be displayed using ; the “defaultRunStatisticItems” environment variable like following:

    envSetVal("maestro.results" "defaultRunStatisticItems" 'string "memory,threads,jobId,host,startTime,endTime,elapsedTime")

    Did you try, or do you time to try, entering the boldfaced type command in your CIW after enabling the statistics feature and the re-run your simulation to examine the Results tab for that run to see if the run statistics are displayed with the outputs of your simulation (similar to what I showed in Figure 1 of my prior response)?

    Shawn

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