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How to suppress/cancel port mismatch popup window when running vmsUpdateCellViews/ahdlUpdateViewInfo

alexstepanov75

Hi,

I am doing batch compile of veriloga views, and getting a "Port mismatch" popup window.

I am using currently ahdlUpdateViewInfo function for VerilogA but I tried also vmsUpdateCellViews and getting the same popup

How can I prevent it from appearing or auto-cancel it?

I found this topic:

https://community.cadence.com/cadence_technology_forums/f/custom-ic-skill/36380/suppressing-hdl-parser-warning-and-port-mismatch-warnings/1348507

But setting 

envSetVal("schematic" "disablePortOrderPopup" 'boolean t)
envSetVal("schematic" "vicCheckPinOrder" 'boolean nil)
vmsCrossViewCheck=nil

Does not prevent popup window.

I tried also:

schHdlCrossViewCheck = nil

vmsUpdateSymbolAfterEdit=nil

AHDLUpdateViewInfo=nil

vmsRunningInUI=nil

With no success.

Thanks!

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Alex,

    I think it depends which popup it is. One of them can't be suppressed, if I remember rightly - so it's probably best to understand precisely what you're doing and then we can see how to fix/workaround it.

    Perhaps you can contact customer support?

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Alex,

    I think it depends which popup it is. One of them can't be suppressed, if I remember rightly - so it's probably best to understand precisely what you're doing and then we can see how to fix/workaround it.

    Perhaps you can contact customer support?

    Andrew.

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  • alexstepanov75
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hi Andrew,

    It should be easy to reproduce. If you have a cell with a schematic view and veriloga view with different ports, and you calling 

    ahdlUpdateViewInfo(destLib ?cell destCell ?view destView)

    There will be this popup:

    I can, of cause, contact support. But from my experience they not very helpful in cases like this.

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