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WARNING (ADEXL-2410): Multiple entities....

syafiq

Hello,

I am running some simulations using Spectre (cadence IC6.1.4) and recently I got below warning I don't have it before. and I am not sure what has gone wrong. Although this is just a warning, I am curious and not feeling good about it. Please if someone knows about it could give some explanations.

WARNING (ADEXL-2410): Multiple entities of type 'dependentTest' in the setup database have the same name, 'ARBITER_PUF-Arbiter_32-1'.
Multiple entities within the setup database are identified by a single name.
For this reason, ADE XL is unable to unambiguously locate the correct entry
with that name. Only one of these will be used.

Thanks

Syafiq

  • Syafiq,

    We used to have a solution about this on support.cadence.com but given that we've had 3 major releases of IC6 since then - even the last hotfix of IC614 was almost 5.5 years ago, it has long been removed.

    The text used to say:

    These warnings is come due to test name in ADEXL are harmless and unnecessary for end-user.
    R&D has removed these warning messages in IC6.1.4 ISR11.
    Kindly download the latest IC6.1.4 ISR from http://downloads.cadence.com
    As a work around in releases before IC6.1.4.ISR11, you can just rename your test name from the default one Lib:Cell:1 to any other name should resolve this warning message.

    I suggest you use something newer that's supported. There really is very little reason to use such an old version.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • Andrew,

    Thanks for your prompt reply. It is good to know that this warning is harmless. I will follow the given work around.

    Thanks
    Syafiq

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