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night run script using irun

eyal

Hi all

i was trying to to write c-shell script that runs a while loop and each iteration runs irun with -batch -exit option.

the problem is that in each test end the script get stuck in ncsim.

is there any way to configure ies through  irun to close itself and re-open in the next iteration ?

i will also be happy to another approach to preform this task(how you run night runs ?).

best regards Eyal

  •  Hi Eyal,

     

    In general people run regressions with emanager. Do you have a script you source in incisive simulator? If so, feel free to post it and we can have a look. Also, your irun script itself would be good to see. 

     

    Thanks,

    Hilmar

  • Hi Hilmar

    i heard about emanager but never used it , does it Requires additinal license ? like vmanager.

    i  am not sourcing the script from the ies (i didnt knew there such an option) i am running it from terminal and its looks something like that :

    set index = $argv[1]
    echo "start" $index
    while ($index > 0)
            @ index = $index - 1
            echo $index
            irun  examples/pl354_smc_test.e -incdir /home/eyalm/comx/include -f /home/e
    yalm/comp_list -batch -top pl354_smc_31210_tb -access rwc -sntimescale 1ns/10ps -input all.tcl -exit -sn
    prerun " test -seed = random " -run  
    end

    thanks Eyal

  •  Hi Eyal,

     

    Yes emanager is vmanager and needs a license.

     

    With regards to your scripts, can you try exit as the last command in your all.tcl script? 

  • Note: if you have an IES (Incisive_Enterprise_Simulator) licence, then you get access to the regression runner and vPlan analysis features as part of that licence. You just have to start the tool with "vmanager -desktop". That avoids you having to buy a separate licence just for running regressions.

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