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Why could I get returned value from errored simulation?

ichiro

My test bench has a reading model error now but below script return the "path". I expecte getting "nil" as the returned value.

How to check the simulation's fail ?

F_sim_pass=run()
if( (F_sim_pass!=nil)
    then
        printf("------------------------- Simulation Successful -------------------------\n")
    else
        printf("------------------------- Simulation Error -------------------------\n")
)

Best regards,

Ichiro

  • Kevin Buck

    I don't see this function run() in the documentation but are you sure it doesn't just return t after it has executed?

  • ichiro
    in reply to Kevin Buck

    Hi, Kevin

    The run() is including Ocean reference.

    And I could run a simulation by this command.

  • Andrew Beckett
    in reply to ichiro

    The run() function does not return the success/failure of simulation - as is clear from the documentation.

    Usually I'd do this by seeing whether the expected result database is present - for example looking at the return value of results() and seeing whether the analysis I'm expecting is present (using member() for example).

    Andrew

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