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read a file .csv and .mat with verilog-A

Hagar Hendy

I am new with Verilog A. I want to write code with Verilog A that could read weights with extension (.mat) that generated from tensor flow, to upload that as file written by Verilog A, as well as to read a file with .csv file that can read inputs or the dataset. How to do that?

i already draw a schematic in cadence , what i need is that how i could connect the values of the input that come from another file to my circuit and the weights value.(mat) that come also from another file that represent conductance.

  • in reply to Hagar Hendy

    Dear Hagar Hendy,

    Hagar Hendy said:
    but when i press on the link that you mentioned, this screen comes and i am not able to do anything with that page

    You need to contact whomever administers your Cadence tools and request the information to conplete this form.I highly suggest you follow throgh and set up an account as there is a wealth of information available that I think will be both interesting and helpful to you. For example, the URL I provided is a link to the current the verilog-A reference manual.

    Shawn

  • in reply to ShawnLogan

    Dear Hagar Hendy,

    Hagar Hendy said:
    also, i run the code, but this is the output is shown as below they are all zeros, so this is mean that it read text file  wrong, what i did is that i opened a text file and i put random number with commas and i rename it as .csv ,is that works? 

    You really have not provided me with enough information to give you a specific answer. For example, what random numbers (posiitive/negative/integers/fractional)? and how many per line? Did you save the file as a UNIX file? Did you include the filename as the verilog-A input filename?

    If you are trying to duplicate the result, perhaps you should use the example file I used in the note and follow the exact instructions I used.

    Shawn

  • in reply to ShawnLogan

    Dear Hagar Hendy,

    In addition to the useful suggestions from Shawn, you can also access the Verilog-A documentation entirely within your software - use <SPECTREinstDir>/bin/cdnshelp - it is all shipped with the software. So you may not even need to connect to the support site (although resolving that would be a good idea anyway).

    Regards,

    Andrew

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