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looking for a manual on how to call c methods from specman

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Hi all

maybe somone can point me the above manual or user guide on how to do this step by step and maybe with an example or demo.

thanks Eyal 

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  • You can refer to the following section of the Specman docs:

    Incisive Enterprise Specman Elite Testbench - Version 8.2

        Usage and Concepts Guide for e Testbenches
          18 Using the C Interface
            18.10 Calling C Routines from e

    You can invoke the "cdnshelp" utility and search for the above doc section.

    You will find an example in the tools installation at:

      $VRST_HOME/specman/examples/c_interface

    If you need a specific example, you can let me know.

    Regards,

    Mufaddal

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  • You can refer to the following section of the Specman docs:

    Incisive Enterprise Specman Elite Testbench - Version 8.2

        Usage and Concepts Guide for e Testbenches
          18 Using the C Interface
            18.10 Calling C Routines from e

    You can invoke the "cdnshelp" utility and search for the above doc section.

    You will find an example in the tools installation at:

      $VRST_HOME/specman/examples/c_interface

    If you need a specific example, you can let me know.

    Regards,

    Mufaddal

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