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I cannot run a .il script automatically in linux terminal

lingtao jiang

I want to run a mycode.il script in linux ternimal by running a .sh file which is ended by "virtuoso -nograph -load mycode.il". However this command only opens virtuoso but not run mycode.il. Is there anyway to open the virtuoso and also run the mycode.il automatically in the terminal? Thanks.

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  • Hi,

    You can add a command to load your file in your .cdsinit
    Otherwise you can use the -replay argument

    The following example loads only your file without any .cdsinit (but you can remove the -nocdsinit if you need it)

    virtuoso -64 -nograph -nocdsinit -log CDS.log -replay mycode.il

    Cheers
    Aurélien

  • in reply to AurelBuche

    I always use -restore for this. This is effectively using a side benefit of the capability to restore the session window positions (from Options->Save Session, which is not that well supported any more as not all applications are honoured), because the -restore is effectively just doing a load() after start. -replay is different because that's more like pasting each line into the CIW - so you get the return values of each statement in the file appearing in the CDS.log, and I don't like that - I'd sooner have load() semantics most of the time.

    Andrew

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  • in reply to AurelBuche

    I always use -restore for this. This is effectively using a side benefit of the capability to restore the session window positions (from Options->Save Session, which is not that well supported any more as not all applications are honoured), because the -restore is effectively just doing a load() after start. -replay is different because that's more like pasting each line into the CIW - so you get the return values of each statement in the file appearing in the CDS.log, and I don't like that - I'd sooner have load() semantics most of the time.

    Andrew

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