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Reg .VCD file generation

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Music over 15 years ago

Hi,

 

   I need to run power analysis . so i need  .vcd file. So can any ione say how to generate a .vcd file. I have model sim, Xilix, RC compiler , SoC Encpunter 8.1 . From these can i generate a .vcd file if so let me know the steps pla.. i have lib, lef , sdc, sdf.etc file swith me.. plz help me.. i need some steps....i asked in digital forum they requested me to post here... i.e in this forum...

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    geezmaneti over 12 years ago

    TAM1, i know it's been a while for this thread but i'm hoping this will make it to you. I'm using Spectre from within Cadence and want to write out a .vcd file. Is this possible? I saw your tcl commands above, but i'm not even sure where i would input these and i'm not certain that Spectre has a tcl interface.

    Thanks 

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    geezmaneti over 12 years ago

    TAM1, i know it's been a while for this thread but i'm hoping this will make it to you. I'm using Spectre from within Cadence and want to write out a .vcd file. Is this possible? I saw your tcl commands above, but i'm not even sure where i would input these and i'm not certain that Spectre has a tcl interface.

    Thanks 

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