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ocean run corner on the termination of an error is encountered!!!!

xianweng

hello,

Run with the ocean corner, write the results in txt, the error is encountered in some corner on the next stop, and how to display an error and then continue to run forever? Just use soon, thank you advice 

for example:

if I want to seek GB, GAIN
PM = phaseMargin (VF ("/ V"))
GB = gainProd (VF ("/ V"))
GAIN = value(dB20(VF("/V")) 1)
if(PM&&GB&&GAIN fprintf(p, "%f %f %f \n"  PM GB GAIN) fprintf(p, "%s\n" "error"))
It is an error "Gain dose not cross one" when i run ocean,then  the simulation stops, but when I comment GB GAIN ,It is still an error "Gain dose not cross one", but the simulation can continue

How to make the simulation continue with errors

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  • Well your code has typing errors in it (spaces after function names before the open parenthesis) but hopefully you don't have that in reality.

    Is there an error message? Maybe setting _stacktrace=50 will give some clues as to the error?

    The message is probably coming from phaseMargin, but I'm presuming the error is actually coming from gainProd or value. Hard to tell without seeing the data.

    Andrew.

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  • Well your code has typing errors in it (spaces after function names before the open parenthesis) but hopefully you don't have that in reality.

    Is there an error message? Maybe setting _stacktrace=50 will give some clues as to the error?

    The message is probably coming from phaseMargin, but I'm presuming the error is actually coming from gainProd or value. Hard to tell without seeing the data.

    Andrew.

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