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How do I create a basic connectivity csv?

First time user of JasperGold. Chip level verif. I want to prove that an arbiter and a buffer are connected. I want to use the connectivity app to do that.

I see from the user guide, that I should provide a connectivity map, but i have no idea how to construct one.
The training videos said use this command: check_conn -generate_template jasper_template.xlsm -xlsm
But that did nothing, or at least it did not produce a file that i could find

[<embedded>] % check_conn -generate_template jasper_template.xlsm -xlsm
ERROR (ESW104): Invalid command formation.
Problem occurs with "-generate_template -xlsm".

And even if it did, I don't even know what's in the file, and whether it contains the two ips I'm trying to check.

I'm hoping someone can give me a bit of a boost here with some knowledge.

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ckomar over 1 year ago

Hi! I recommend using our Jasper University content on Cadence online support. https://support.cadence.com/jasperuniversity. From there you will see a link to the CONN training that also has a RAK (rapid adoption kit) that should help give you a "boost". Thanks!
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ckomar over 1 year ago

Hi! I recommend using our Jasper University content on Cadence online support. https://support.cadence.com/jasperuniversity. From there you will see a link to the CONN training that also has a RAK (rapid adoption kit) that should help give you a "boost". Thanks!
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