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Using Dynamically Allocated Memories (PLI)

MVERMA
MVERMA over 13 years ago

Hi 

I am using cadence's pli for dynamically allocated memories. 

for system tasks:

damem_inith - there is one argument which needs file name in the following format:

"bin.dat". 

I would like to replace it by dynamic file name i.e <seed>.dat. So for each random test it will look for filename as <seed> .dat

Is it possible with this system tasks?

 

Thanks!

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    MVERMA over 13 years ago

     Hi tpylant,

    I am looking for following PLI function:

    $damem_inith("eep_mem", "101.dat", 0, MEMSIZE-1);

    In the above function, 101.dat file fixed here but I need this to be dynamic means instead of 101, can we use the passing seed value here?

     

    Thanks!

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  • MVERMA
    MVERMA over 13 years ago

     Hi tpylant,

    I am looking for following PLI function:

    $damem_inith("eep_mem", "101.dat", 0, MEMSIZE-1);

    In the above function, 101.dat file fixed here but I need this to be dynamic means instead of 101, can we use the passing seed value here?

     

    Thanks!

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