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Load ADE state from skill

jtompson
I am writing a cadence addon tool (for internal use) that runs corner simulations in ADE and plots to an excel format -> I intend this tool to be much like Parametric Analysis... tool with the addition of being able to load states (containing model information). sevLoadState() will bring up a dialog window, so is not applicable here. The internal functions sevLoadStateFromName() and sevLoadStateFromField() return nil without any error messages. I believe the required inputs are: sevLoadStateFromName(session allComponentDefs lib cell simulator name loadComponentFunct). Is this correct? If I change the value to a cell which does not exist I get an error message saying the cell does not exist, so I believe my formatting is correct... Can anyone help with this issue? Is there an easier way to load ADE state information? Thanks in advance.
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  • What about

    asiLoadState(
            o_session
        [?name t_name]
        [?option t_option]
        [?stateDir t_stateDir]
        [?lib t_lib]
        [?cell t_cell]
        [?simulator t_simulator]
        )
         => t | nil

    Loads a saved state into the current simulation environment directly from the CIW without displaying the Loading State form.


    Available form IC 6.1.1.

    Bernd
     
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  • What about

    asiLoadState(
            o_session
        [?name t_name]
        [?option t_option]
        [?stateDir t_stateDir]
        [?lib t_lib]
        [?cell t_cell]
        [?simulator t_simulator]
        )
         => t | nil

    Loads a saved state into the current simulation environment directly from the CIW without displaying the Loading State form.


    Available form IC 6.1.1.

    Bernd
     
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