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problem with starting the script in skill

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Hello,

   I have writen a script file (myCheck.sh), I would like to start the myCheck.sh in skill procedure,

  I tryed csh("myCheck.sh"), but it does not work. so what's the real process for starting the script file in skill.

my status: IC5141, spectre simulator

welcome to any suggestion!

 

regards,

zfeng 

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  • Hello Andrew,

        my script ("myCheck.sh") is as following:

         #! /usr/local/bin/tcsh

         ic5141

         ams370

         spectre input2T5.scs

         grep Vout -w capFile > capOut 

     

    the script is firstly to lunch the simulation and then process the file "capFile" to extract some info into file "capOut". in fact, when i use the command csh("myCheck.sh"), it just return "t" in CIW, no result is generated! 

    you mentioned the results(any output) will appear in the terminal, but I never see any terminal is trigered and turned up in this whole procedure!

     

    regards,

    zfeng 

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  • Hello Andrew,

        my script ("myCheck.sh") is as following:

         #! /usr/local/bin/tcsh

         ic5141

         ams370

         spectre input2T5.scs

         grep Vout -w capFile > capOut 

     

    the script is firstly to lunch the simulation and then process the file "capFile" to extract some info into file "capOut". in fact, when i use the command csh("myCheck.sh"), it just return "t" in CIW, no result is generated! 

    you mentioned the results(any output) will appear in the terminal, but I never see any terminal is trigered and turned up in this whole procedure!

     

    regards,

    zfeng 

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