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Trigger Warning at Virtuoso start up

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*WARNING* (DEBASE-102068): No user triggers registered for viewType schematicSymbol.

*WARNING* (DEBASE-102068): No user triggers registered for viewType maskLayout.

*WARNING* (DEBASE-102068): No user triggers registered for viewType maskLayoutXL.

*WARNING* No application registered for prefix awv.

*WARNING* No application registered for prefix awv.

*WARNING* No application registered for prefix awv.

What are these warnings and how do I get rid of them? What do these mean? My IC version is IC6.1.5-64b.500.15

 

Thank you in advance.
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  • Thank Andrew,

    You're right. The .cdsinit call the bindkeys which are defined by pdk. And they conflict with Cadence bindkeys definition. I removed that code in .cdsinit file and the warning go aways. However, I think these warnings also cause problem. Before I fixed them, I could not see the properties of components (when I pressed "Q", I saw some paramters, but look like not enough). After I fixed, the properties of components look normal.

    Again, thank for your instructions. 

    Best regards,

    Duy-Hien 

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  • Thank Andrew,

    You're right. The .cdsinit call the bindkeys which are defined by pdk. And they conflict with Cadence bindkeys definition. I removed that code in .cdsinit file and the warning go aways. However, I think these warnings also cause problem. Before I fixed them, I could not see the properties of components (when I pressed "Q", I saw some paramters, but look like not enough). After I fixed, the properties of components look normal.

    Again, thank for your instructions. 

    Best regards,

    Duy-Hien 

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