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Error in storing output data into file

indra0804

Hi experts,

I am new to cadence ocean scripting. I need to store the data of output wave that is generated, into a file. I am able to print the output value at a certain instant say the max value of the output wave using the following code.

V=ymax(v("/V" ?result "tran-tran"))

fprintf(of "%6.3e \n" V)

This code works fine and gives the correct max value.

But, now I want to get data about the entire output wave.

I tried by using the following code fragment for that.

V=v("/V" ?result "tran-tran")

fprintf(of "%6.3e \n" V)

But, this does not work as I expected it to be and all that I get as o/p is something like "srrWave:0x16832018"

Please suggest how I can proceed. I want to get the entire data stored into file. 

Also, if there is a way by which I can store the o/p result at periodic instants say 'every 10ns' or something like that, that would be nice too.

Regards,

Indra

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Indra,

    Use ocnPrint for this. For example:

    ocnPrint(V ?output of ?from startTime ?to endTime ?step 10n)

    There are other arguments for ocnPrint that might help - see the documentation for more details.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Indra,

    Use ocnPrint for this. For example:

    ocnPrint(V ?output of ?from startTime ?to endTime ?step 10n)

    There are other arguments for ocnPrint that might help - see the documentation for more details.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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