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SoC Encounter: Troubles with encrypted Cap_Table

Hi there,

currently I am having issues with adding cap_tables to my configuration. I use a TCL script for configuration, loading of LEF, LIBs etc.

So I add captables to my workspace using the command:

set rda_Input(ui_captbl_file) "-best $CAPTABLE_BEST -worst $CAPTABLE_WORST -typical $CAPTABLE_TYP"

the variables contain the paths to the *.captabl Files of my designkit. After configuration setup, I call

commitConfig

which exits with the following error:

**ERROR: (ENCEXT-6109): Key word TempSiliconWidths at line 25 is not recognized inside WidthDependentTempCoeff
**DIAG[peReadCapTbl.c:1282:dbiParseCapValLine]: Assert "layer_id != -1"
**ERROR: (ENCEXT-2715): Syntax Error in line 26

I am using Encounter 10.12-s181_1 (64bit), the captables were created using Encounter 10.13-e079_1, maybe this is the Problem ?

I would be glad if someone could give me a kick in the right direction.

Krind regards,

Marten

wally1 over 12 years ago

Hi Marten,
You need to use a version of Encounter which is equal to or later than the version used to generate the cap table. Some enhancements were added to the cap table in 10.13 which 10.12 does not understand.
Brian
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marten over 12 years ago

Hey wally1,
thanks for your reply! When we installed the new SoC Version, I will check if everything works fine afterwards.
cheers,
Marten
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