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Ocean script error - run() too few arguments

OceanDesign

Hello,

 

I have a strange problem related to Ocean Scripts.

When I run my simulation in Virtuoso Analog Design Environment, it works perfectly. But when I use "Session -> Save Script" and create the Ocean script file "oceanScript.ocn" and try to call it in ICFB using

load "oceanScript.ocn"  

I get one Warning and one Error.

1) *Warning* hiInsertMenuItem: All menu item must be unique. No item added.

I verified that this was related to the first line of the script file, where I have:

 ocnWaveformTool( 'wavescan )

2)  *Error* run: too few arguments (1 expected, 0 given) - nil

 I verified that this was realted to these two lines

analysis( 'dc ?saveOppoint t )

run()

 Could someone please help me figure out what is going on? The script is generated by Viruoso ADE and I haven't even touched it. But I keep getting these errors.

Thank you. 

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  • The arglist should return

    (@rest args)

    I checked in IC5141 USR5, so clearly you must have some customization. Presumably the customization is encrypted or in a context file, which is why you can't pp() the function.

    If "icfb -nocdsinit" does not work, my guess is that  you have a wrapper around icfb which doesn't allow you to pass arguments. If you type in the UNIX shell "which icfb" is it coming from <ICinstDir>/tools/dfII/bin ?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • The arglist should return

    (@rest args)

    I checked in IC5141 USR5, so clearly you must have some customization. Presumably the customization is encrypted or in a context file, which is why you can't pp() the function.

    If "icfb -nocdsinit" does not work, my guess is that  you have a wrapper around icfb which doesn't allow you to pass arguments. If you type in the UNIX shell "which icfb" is it coming from <ICinstDir>/tools/dfII/bin ?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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