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Cadence 6.1.3 libraries

StreamCX
StreamCX over 16 years ago

I try to import ncvhdl but next error appeared in vhdlin.summary

And this is screen

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 TOOL:    ncvhdl    06.11-s016: Started on Mar 03, 2009 at 09:42:50 NOVT
ncvhdl
    -NOCOPYRIGHT
    -messages
    -smartorder
    -LOGFILE /tmp/vhdlin_anal.a2495
    -WORK cds.lib
    -ERROR 10
    -CDSLIB /tmp/ncvhdl_cdsliba2495
    /cds/ic61/tools.lnx86/dfII/samples/vhdlin/Test1//or_gate.a.vhd

ncvhdl_p: *F,WRKBAD: logical library name WORK is bound to a bad library name 'cds.lib'.
TOOL:    ncvhdl    06.11-s016: Exiting on Mar 03, 2009 at 09:42:50 NOVT  (total: 00:00:00)
WARNING (VHDLIN-226):


How can I solve this problem?

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    Mickey over 16 years ago

    the file indicated in the -CDSLIB argument (/tmp/ncvhdl_cdsliba249) should have logical and physical path definitions.  eg...

     define mywork  ./some/path/to/mywork

     define otherlib  ./some/path/to/otherlib

     

    when doing your compile with ncvhdl, you can specify into which library the objects get compiled with the -WORK command line option.  The valid argument to -WORK is a logical library name that is defined in the CDSLIB referenced file.  So in the example provided above the valid arguments could be either mywork or otherlib.

    Hope that helps.

    Mickey

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    Mickey over 16 years ago

    the file indicated in the -CDSLIB argument (/tmp/ncvhdl_cdsliba249) should have logical and physical path definitions.  eg...

     define mywork  ./some/path/to/mywork

     define otherlib  ./some/path/to/otherlib

     

    when doing your compile with ncvhdl, you can specify into which library the objects get compiled with the -WORK command line option.  The valid argument to -WORK is a logical library name that is defined in the CDSLIB referenced file.  So in the example provided above the valid arguments could be either mywork or otherlib.

    Hope that helps.

    Mickey

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