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Maestro Run Statistics - not working

firebolt

I need run statistics for different testcases in results tab. Followed steps mentioned in cadence support & old post. It's not working for me. Defined variables, launched virtuoso, run completed, checked detail transpose with run statistics checked. Nothing is here. Please help me.

envSetVal("maestro.results" "enableRunStatisticInfoDisplay" 'boolean t)
envSetVal("maestro.results" "defaultRunStatisticItems" 'string "memory,threads,jobId,host,startTime,endTime,elapsedTime")

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Assuming that you fixed the quotation marks to be the right quotation marks for Virtuoso, this should work. However, these are only supported with LSCS; if you use ICRP, they don't do anything. My guess is that you're not running with LSCS.

    As a consequence, they only work with Cadence simulators currently (I think something special would be required for third-party simulator support anyway).

    Andrew

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Assuming that you fixed the quotation marks to be the right quotation marks for Virtuoso, this should work. However, these are only supported with LSCS; if you use ICRP, they don't do anything. My guess is that you're not running with LSCS.

    As a consequence, they only work with Cadence simulators currently (I think something special would be required for third-party simulator support anyway).

    Andrew

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  • firebolt
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Yes, I have fixed quotation and using it. It was copied from support page. I am using spectre simulator, but LSCS gets reverted to ICRP on simualation start.  No idea why. May be beacuse I have lower cadence version isr12, required one is isr14.


    Spectre (R) Circuit Simulator
    Version 18.1.0.516.isr12 64bit -- 25 Oct 2019

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