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How to clean all function loaded and global variable

CalenZoo

Dear all,

Do someone know to :

- "clean" all SKILL functions loaded?

- "clean" all gobal variables created ?

without exiting of virtuoso and restart everything....

Thank you in advanced,

Best regards,

Patrick

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  • This is difficult, as you could have overridden some global variables, and procedures. So, you may "clear" everything, and end up not with what you have bargained for! The best choice would be to have what I call "strict practice", in which all of your variables and procedures have a naming convention, making removal very easy. Option 2 is to have at the very beginning a snapshot of procedures and variables, saved in a file. Then, dump a snapshot into a different file, and remove all that is the 2nd file and not in the first. The problem is that the code to do that would probably with be a new global needs removing, which can be done (you load a file to do that, last lines removing the newly defined procedures). You'll need to make sure that this happens BEFORE any of the codes that you want to track.
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  • This is difficult, as you could have overridden some global variables, and procedures. So, you may "clear" everything, and end up not with what you have bargained for! The best choice would be to have what I call "strict practice", in which all of your variables and procedures have a naming convention, making removal very easy. Option 2 is to have at the very beginning a snapshot of procedures and variables, saved in a file. Then, dump a snapshot into a different file, and remove all that is the 2nd file and not in the first. The problem is that the code to do that would probably with be a new global needs removing, which can be done (you load a file to do that, last lines removing the newly defined procedures). You'll need to make sure that this happens BEFORE any of the codes that you want to track.
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