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ADE Assembler: Strange corner GUI observations

Hi,

in Run Summary assitant I can see if corners are enabled, and how many. I remember in the past I could click to the checkbox and enable/disable all corners from here. However, in my current work env, this checkbox is grayed out, and I do not know why. Can I re-enable it with some env variable?

A 2nd issue: I load a default corner template via SDB file. And this file has nominal enabled. However, after starting maestro (with loading the sdb file), I got the nominal disabled.And in Data View the checkbox is also not active.

So after startup of maestro, I always need to go to the Corner setup tool, which is a bit bothering.

Is there any reason for this strange behavior?

Bye Stephan

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Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago

Check envGetVal("adexl.gui" "disableNominalSimulation") . If this is t, then try:

envSetVal("adexl.gui" "disableNominalSimulation" 'boolean nil)

(you'll need to restart the ADE window after changing it, I think).

Andrew
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StephanWeber over 3 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Thanks for the hint. I put the envSetVal to cdsinit, but it seems our CAD is still setting it to t (after cdsinit execution).
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StephanWeber over 3 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Thanks for the hint. I put the envSetVal to cdsinit, but it seems our CAD is still setting it to t (after cdsinit execution).
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