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How to solve the error:"Function xmdbg_fatal not define"

I run xmsim in a mixed environment( including verilog & c++ (using dpi to in import)), and the simulation is end with a error: SIGUSR

I read cadence document and try to use gdb to find the problem in c++ code.
However, when I follow the instruction shown below, gdb return :function xmdbg_fatal not defined

StephenH over 2 years ago

Try setting the breakpoint on the function xmdbg_fatal as per the doc, you have a typo in your command as per your screenshot :)
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akdfkfjgh over 2 years ago in reply to StephenH

thx. I read newest docu and found thd function name has change from xmdbg_fatal to serror. Xmdbg_fatal is still not work.
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StephenH over 2 years ago in reply to akdfkfjgh

Try ncdbg_fatal. It looks like someone inadvertently changed the doc from "nc" to "xm" when Incisive was renamed to Xcelium...
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akdfkfjgh over 2 years ago in reply to StephenH

thank you, ncdbg_fatal works!
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StephenH over 2 years ago in reply to StephenH

Great, I'm glad it's resolved. FYI if you ever hit any problems with the docs, please use the "Feedback" button of the right side of the screen to alert the docs team to the problem. Try to make the explanation easy to understand because the team won't necessarily know the reason you think the docs are wrong. The team are very good and always respond quickly to fix issues when they get reported.

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