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Running skill code using perl script

anandmohan

HI,

I have a perl code, using that perl code is it possible to execute a skill code?

If any example is provided  that will be very helpful

Regards

Anand

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  • HI Andrew,

    we used to source a shell script with variables set for virtuoso, calibre etc.
    the last line of that shell is 'virtuoso -64&'
    Version is : IC6.1.17-64b.500.7

    Today i tried executing the same command and now i see a new virtuoso window getting opened when i am executing 'virtuoso -restore print.il'. I think the mistake I made yesterday was, I tried to execute the command in same path (where I invoked virtuoso) but the terminal (linux session) was newly opened.

    But still I am not seeing skill code getting executed, it is opening new virtuoso session only

    Regards
    Anand
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  • HI Andrew,

    we used to source a shell script with variables set for virtuoso, calibre etc.
    the last line of that shell is 'virtuoso -64&'
    Version is : IC6.1.17-64b.500.7

    Today i tried executing the same command and now i see a new virtuoso window getting opened when i am executing 'virtuoso -restore print.il'. I think the mistake I made yesterday was, I tried to execute the command in same path (where I invoked virtuoso) but the terminal (linux session) was newly opened.

    But still I am not seeing skill code getting executed, it is opening new virtuoso session only

    Regards
    Anand
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