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how to create netlist from schematic in ultrasim simulator netlist format hspice with ocean script

iqbalsahid

hi,

i tried with this script.

simulator( 'UltraSim)
design( "libname" "cellname" "schematic")
createNetlist(?recreateAll t)

but its creating spectra netlist format not hspice format.

how to do that?

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  • Maybe you have some NFS synchronisation problem on your network. There's no caching of the files read by SKILL, so it can only be that when  you attempt to read the file off disk, it's not seeing the changes - this can only be a user problem or an OS problem, nothing to do with the Cadence tools themselves (I've never seen this behaviour). 

    I should point out that if the file is open in the SKILL IDE at the same time, you need to ensure that what the IDE is seeing is up to date (it should prompt you to say that the disk copy is different from what is displayed). However, you didn't mention using the IDE...

    Andrew.

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  • Maybe you have some NFS synchronisation problem on your network. There's no caching of the files read by SKILL, so it can only be that when  you attempt to read the file off disk, it's not seeing the changes - this can only be a user problem or an OS problem, nothing to do with the Cadence tools themselves (I've never seen this behaviour). 

    I should point out that if the file is open in the SKILL IDE at the same time, you need to ensure that what the IDE is seeing is up to date (it should prompt you to say that the disk copy is different from what is displayed). However, you didn't mention using the IDE...

    Andrew.

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