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Cadence and Ams Netlist Generation in batch-mode

yayla
I am working functional model of a chip now and I need to generate ams netlist from Cadence and I include our own functional module for each component. Hence, I generating netlist from Top Level to Bottom Level using Cadence ADE OSS Netlister. We want to automatically generate all netlist from top level to bottom level using script like perl so we need generated ams netlist from xterm. Do you know how to generate ams netlist using terminal rather than usind ADE environment? . Also, could you provide me some documents that explaining how to run cadence in batch-mode?

 Or do you have any other suggestions to do this job?

Thanks,

 yayla

p.s. I have another post in functional verification part of forum. Could you also tell me how to delete that?
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  • Andrew Beckett

    Yayla,

    There is also the UNIX "runams" command (type the command with no arguments, and it will tell you how to use it). This is available in IC5141 (probably in hotfixes from within the last  couple of years), and in IC614 and IC615 (it appeared in an IC613 hotfix too).

    I'll merge your other post in with this one (I see somebody suggested runams there too)

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Yayla,

    There is also the UNIX "runams" command (type the command with no arguments, and it will tell you how to use it). This is available in IC5141 (probably in hotfixes from within the last  couple of years), and in IC614 and IC615 (it appeared in an IC613 hotfix too).

    I'll merge your other post in with this one (I see somebody suggested runams there too)

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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