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Warnings about non-existing dependent expressions in ADE-L

MtHopper

I am experiencing the same problem as what is discussed in the locked discussion linked below. I was unable to find another related discussion that is not locked to reply to, so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

community.cadence.com/.../ade-l-generates-grf-files-with-non-existing-expression-definitions

  • Dear MtHopper,

    Hi! I'm having an annoying issue with some states in ADE-L. For some reason, some old expression definitions are being held somehow somewhere (even if they don't exist at all in the outputs list), and when I save any waveform files (.grf) these definitions are included on them, causing lots of warning to appear each time I load these .grf files.

    I actually filed a Cadence SR regarding this issue many years ago and am quite familiar with the issue. Basically, Cadence acknowledged the issue but did not offer a solution. The expressions are contained in the ".grf" file as the prior posts noted and are carried on as "baggage" (my expression) even if a new ViVA window is saved to a new ".grf" file that does not use the expression or waveform(s). I requested on several occasions some documentation of  a ".grf" file syntax as I often edited a ".grf" file to change the results from a simulation in a different database. I was told the format of a ".grf" file is considered proprietary and hence there was no plan to document it for general use.  In short, I do not have a suggestion as to how to remove the old expressions that will not result in a corrupt ".grf" file. I can only add the result of submitting the SR.

    Shawn

  • in reply to ShawnLogan

    Bear in mind too that ADE L is obsolete; it is no longer sold as a product and you should move to ADE Explorer; that wouldn't have this issue.

    Andrew

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