How to execute runSimulation script not in other paths

Dear SpiceMonkey,

SpiceMonkey said:

While, if current directory is not under "*/netlist", execute "/absultePath/runSimulation" reports many files couldn't be found.

If you look at the contents of a typical runSimulation command line, you will immediately observe why running it from a different directory results in the errors you report. For example, one of my runSImulation command line files is shown below:

/tools/bin/spectre input.scs +escchars +log ../psf/spectre.out -format psfxl
-raw ../psf +aps +mt=lsf +lqtimeout 0 -maxw 5 -maxn 5 -env ade +lorder
MMSIM:PRODUCT +dcopt +disk_check=100e9 -ahdllibdir
<path to ahdllibdir>/input.ahdlSimDB +logstatus

The file has relative paths for the input.scs file, output spectre.out file, and psf directory. You might use a shell variable to include as an argument to runSImulation such that the syntax is:

runSimulation <path to results directory>

where the "results" directory has the two subdirectories "psf" and netlist"

and modify the command line to something like:

/tools/bin/spectre $1/netlist/input.scs +escchars +log $1/psf/spectre.out -format psfxl
-raw $1/psf +aps +mt=lsf +lqtimeout 0 -maxw 5 -maxn 5 -env ade +lorder
MMSIM:PRODUCT +dcopt +disk_check=100e9 -ahdllibdir
<path to ahdllibdir>/input.ahdlSimDB +logstatus

You might add these few lines as a reminder of the command syntax:

f [ $# -ne 1 ]; then

   echo "Usage: runSimulation  <path to results directory>"

   exit 127

fi

Shawn

Thank you for your reply， actually I tried to modify the paths inside the script, as Andrew said, there are too many...

Thank you for your reply， actually I tried to modify the paths inside the script, as Andrew said, there are too many...