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OCEAN script Problem

stevenLiu

Hi all,

 When I was using "load" command to run OCEAN script for simulating an LNA netlist, the following error came out:

 *Error* ilGetString: arg must be symbol or string - nil

 I am a starter and hope any one give a help.

 

Zheng

 

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  • Hi Zheng,

    This message appears for different reasons, sometimes due to bugs, or perhaps due to SKILL syntax problems in the code.  You can use the SKILL Lint checker to help identify syntax issues. If this does not help, I suggest that you may want to contact Cadence Customer Support for additional help.  Be sure to provide the subversion that you are using since some of these issues have already been fixed.

    Hope this helps!

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

     

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  • Hi Zheng,

    This message appears for different reasons, sometimes due to bugs, or perhaps due to SKILL syntax problems in the code.  You can use the SKILL Lint checker to help identify syntax issues. If this does not help, I suggest that you may want to contact Cadence Customer Support for additional help.  Be sure to provide the subversion that you are using since some of these issues have already been fixed.

    Hope this helps!

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

     

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