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xmelab: *E,CUVDNF (./netlist.vams,1748|8): Could not determine discipline for this expression

Abhishek Verma over 6 years ago

Hey experts,

We are facing an error while running xrun for simulation of netlist:

<SomeModule> <SomeModuleInstance> ( .() ..........

xmelab: *E,CUVDNF (./netlist.vams,1748|8): Could not determine discipline for this expression

I wanted to know what is the meaning of this violation and what might be a tentative fix. I have already made sure that this module is present in filelist.f.

Thanks,

Abhishek

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Abhishek Verma over 6 years ago

What more information do you required StephenH. I have only removed hierarchy information. Other than that is the only information I am getting from xrun. Do you might know what is the intention of this violation?
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Abhishek Verma over 6 years ago

What more information do you required StephenH. I have only removed hierarchy information. Other than that is the only information I am getting from xrun. Do you might know what is the intention of this violation?
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TAM1 over 6 years ago in reply to Abhishek Verma

I've seen that message when I was connecting an analog signal to a digital port. In a mixed signal simulation, there are auxiliary files that I needed to add that described a "discipline" that indicated how analog values were to be interpreted as digital ones and vice versa. As Stephen said, we don't know enough about what you are modeling to say what you might be needing.
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