how can NC-SIM generate SAIF file

Eric,

You should be able to use dumpsaif in the same manner you might use dumpvars. If you need it I may be able to come up with an example for you.

best regards
Doug

Hi Doug,

Thanks!
According to your help and the syntax about dumpvars. I add dumpsaif in my bench, but the tools don't recognize it.


: $dumpsaif (1, fetch_tb);
: |
: ncelab: *E,NOTSYT (../config/fetch_dumpwave.vh,25|15): Unrecognized system task or function (did not match built-in or :
: user-defined names) [2.7.4(IEEE Std 1364-2001)].


What's your mind? I appreciate that you give me an example.


Regards

Eric

Eric,

My fault, my response was a bit vague.
Actually dumpsaif is a tcl command but I use dumpvars as an output for signal dumping. I don't know how to attach a testcase here, so if you want to send me some email douge@cadence.com I will send you a small example of how it is used. My example is verilog. I have not tried it with vhdl but I assume it must be similar.

Best Regards
Doug

Dear Doug,

Thanks you for your help!

By using the method you give me, I have result my problem.

l am looking for tcl commands NC-verilog supported from cadence documents, but there are no any information about this command. Can you release some doc to me.Thanks again.


Best Regards

Eric

Eric,

That's Great. I am glad it helped. I have looked for tcl docs regarding saif but I have been unsuccessfull so far. I am still looking.
If I am able to locate some useful doc I will send it to you via email.

Best Regards
Doug

You can find the TCL documentation in the [i]NC-Verilog Simulator Help[/i], Chapter 13, [i]Using the Tcl Command-Line Interface[/i].

Tim

Thanks Tim,

I found them and forwarded them to Eric.

Doug

In this forum, everyone is warmhearted and professional. I am very glad to know you and need learn more from you. Thanks both of you, Doug and Tim!

Best Regards

Eric

In this forum, everyone is warmhearted and professional. I am very glad to know you and need learn more from you. Thanks both of you, Doug and Tim!

Best Regards

Eric