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Skill interface to full ADE Assembler output results table?

StephanWeber

Hi,

I would like to create my own results table, and wonder if I can get all the results via skill, then save them in a text file. Need access to all results, incl. MC outputs + specs, units, user-defined columns, etc.

Doing this in Excel is unfortunately also not very convenient, like handling for nV, fF, etc..

Bye Stephan

  • StephanWeber
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thanks a lot Andrew for superfast and good support! Need to dig in to the skill stuff.

  • StephanWeber
    in reply to StephanWeber

    Hi Andrew,

    I loaded your code and excecuted it, but I get an error message:

    abReadStuff("Interactive.61")
    CORNER: "nominal"
    TEST: "TestFull"
    *Error* asiGet: no applicable method for the classes - list(symbol) 

    Should the code still work in 20.1.500.22?

    Interactive.61 is a run of 4 tests at 2 corners (nom and one statistical corner defined by seed).

    Bye Stephan

  • Andrew Beckett
    in reply to StephanWeber

    Hi Stephan,

    I just tried it and it works OK for me. I'm guessing that it's failing in this part of the code for some reason, but I don't know why - we'd need to see the data. Perhaps you can contact customer support on this?

                            sevSess=axlGetToolSession(session test->name ?history hist)
                        asiSess=sevEnvironment(sevSess)
                        foreach(out asiGetOutputList(asiSess)

    Andrew

  • StephanWeber
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Dear Andrew,

    the 1st 2 commands seems to work, but the foreach gives me this:

    foreach(out asiGetOutputList(asiSess))
    *Error* foreach: too few arguments (at least 3 expected, 2 given) - (out asiGetOutputList(asiSess))

    Does this help to find the problem?

    Bye Stephan

  • Andrew Beckett
    in reply to StephanWeber

    Stephan

    That's because you've missed out the body of the foreach and added an additional close parenthesis after the asiGetOutputList() call. So that's your change that is causing it to break, not the original code. The code segment I showed above was part of the original code - I was just highlighting that it was this part of the code where I was expecting it must be failing - what does asiSess contain? What does asiGetOutputList(asiSess) return?

    Andrew

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