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User Defined Simulator and corresponding Anlysis Option: ADE L

TamalDas

 In ADE I want to have a user defined simulator (say custRunSim) which can be seen in the pop down menu of simulators while cllick on Setup->simulator/Directory/host.... When user will choose the custRunSim simulator it will also change the analysis option (e.g. if simulator changes from spectre to aps lots of analysis option vanishes etc.). 

 

Thanks and regards

Tamal

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  • Andrew

          Sorry for the ambiguos statement; I should put this way:

          In ADE if I want to have a user defined simulator (say custRunSim) which can be seen in the pop down menu of simulators while cllick on Setup->simulator/Directory/host..., how should I start or where should I look for reference.

          How this customization can also callback a user defined analysis? Say, when user will choose the custRunSim simulator it will also change the analysis option (like when we change the simulator from spectre to aps lots of analysis option vanishes etc.). 

     Regards

     Tamal

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  • Andrew

          Sorry for the ambiguos statement; I should put this way:

          In ADE if I want to have a user defined simulator (say custRunSim) which can be seen in the pop down menu of simulators while cllick on Setup->simulator/Directory/host..., how should I start or where should I look for reference.

          How this customization can also callback a user defined analysis? Say, when user will choose the custRunSim simulator it will also change the analysis option (like when we change the simulator from spectre to aps lots of analysis option vanishes etc.). 

     Regards

     Tamal

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