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get rid of 'WARN' & 'ERRORS' after design import

Hi all, I'M using cadence SOC encounter 5.2 with libraries from artisan. After importing my design I get warning & error as: **WARN: (SOCLF-58): Cell 'ANTENNA' has been found in DB so only antenna data will be loaded. Any other data will be skipped. **WARN: Module is not defined in CDUMP/LEF files. It would be treated as an empty module. Reading timing constraint file '.sdc' ... **WARN[line 17]: Skipped invalid point Sclk(clock pin) ERROR: Cannot find 'clocks' that match 'Sclk' (File .constr.1920.pt, Line 9) . ==> ERROR: Can't get clock definition for clock '' (File .constr.1920.pt, Line 9) . Info: read_dc_script finished with 0 WARNING and 2 ERROR . **WARN: Input Transition Time will be transferred from 0ps to 0.1ps inside FE. Please let me know in detail how to remove it. Thanks!

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archive over 18 years ago

If user wants to turn off all the messages in FE, the following command can be used.
encMessage {warning | info | debug} {0 | 1}
For example: Following command turns off all warning messages:
encMessage warning 0

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archive over 18 years ago

For this specific lef antenna check, you can disable this check using the following line before importing your design:
set dbgLefInDisableAntennaCheck 1

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archive over 18 years ago

How about turn off the off Manufacture Grid check ?
what's the dbg* command, and where I can find all this kink enviroment setting ?

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archive over 18 years ago

setCheckMode -mgrid off

loadConfig $conf_file

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archive over 18 years ago

Dear bougantp:

Where did you find such variable 'dbgLefInDisableAntennaCheck'? Pls tell me.....thanks...
My hotmail is eminem198123@hotmail.com

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archive over 18 years ago

In a more general sense, what's is the document name that have all the set dbg* 0/1 like variables ?

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archive over 18 years ago

For this variable 'dbgLefInDisableAntennaCheck', I had this information directly from Cadence support.
There is no real document to fing such variables.
In the soceDBAref.pdf there is some dbg* commands but nothing about variables.

A tric I use intensively in encounter, when I look for a command or a variable, I try this TCL command
info command
info vars
It is very usefull.

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