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updating Specview's SPECMAN_PATH after it has been launched...

avidane over 15 years ago

Hi,

Here's an annoying situation I often find myself in...I do something like:

specview -p "load x_top.e"

only to find out after a minute or two that specman couldn't find one of the files because I didn't set SPECMAN_PATH properly.

Trying to fix this by typing:

> shell source setenv SPECMAN_PATH ${SPECMAN_PATH}:bla

does not help, and neither does any other option I've tried so far...

anyone knows if this could be done somehow?

Thanks,

Avidan Efody,

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Hilmar over 15 years ago

Hi Avidan,

Unfortunately, that's not possible. You'll need to update your env or launch script and restart.

Thanks,
Hilmar
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