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Is there any way to generate verilog(not verilog-A) netlist from schematic with SKILL or other batch

I know how to generate it with verilog-XL simulator. But I want to use script but not GUI to do this. I hate click click and click again.

Can you help me?

Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

The way to do this (from batch) is to create a run directory once (with the GUI), and then you'll have a run directory containing the si.env file (and .vlogifrc file). You can then do:
si -batch -command netlist runDir
from the UNIX prompt.
Andrew.
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Prakash Shenoy over 10 years ago

Where will the verilog file be dumped after running the above command. I tried it from UNIX prompt, but could not locate the verilog file. Regards,Prakash.
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Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

In the run directory that you specified in the si command. There's not a single netlist by default - but there is a file listing all the input files that need to be passed to the simulator.

There is a variable you can set to tell it to concatenate everything (at least to concatenate all the modules netlisted from schematics etc - the modules which came from textual views are not merged into this single file). This could go in various places, including your .simrc file:

vlogifCompatibilityMode="4.0"

Search on for this variable for more details.

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Andrew.
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Prakash Shenoy over 9 years ago

Thanks Andrew.

Regards,

Prakash.
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