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possible to do Analog simulation using High speed clusters and Parallel processing?

AJ123654
AJ123654 over 13 years ago
Hello All,

I mostly use scripts to do Spectre simulation. We here have a high speed cluster and we would like to leverage it to reduce the speed time of simulation. So I have decided to join a course which uses openMPI or C ( not really sure about the language ) to parallelize the code.

Does anybody here have any experience on using cadence spectre simulation on high speed clusters? or if anybody can give me feedback on how useful this course would with respect to cadence spectre simulation.

Cheers
Anil
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    archive over 13 years ago

    As Andrew says, APS is the way to go if you can. I'm afraid I have nothing useful to add other than that APS is absolutely fantastic and we're now doing simulations we never would've dreamt of before. Thanks Cadence!

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    As Andrew says, APS is the way to go if you can. I'm afraid I have nothing useful to add other than that APS is absolutely fantastic and we're now doing simulations we never would've dreamt of before. Thanks Cadence!

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