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Warnings during the use of Spectre

Starry

Hi~ I am kinda a newbie to Cadence. Don't laugh at me if my questions are stupid :)

I am using version 5.1.0, and IBM design kits.

Some warnings come up when I start up cadence. 

1. Startup:
*WARNING* No user triggers registered for viewType schematic.
*WARNING* No user triggers registered for viewType schematicSymbol.
*WARNING* No user triggers registered for viewType maskLayout.
What do those mean? How to get rid of this?

2. When I open the schematic, click any simulation tool, either Analog environment,or ADS dynamic link . It shows:

*WARNING* ERROR (LM -30): license server ("") does not support feature "34510" (run 'lic_error -30' for more information)
*WARNING* ERROR (LM -30): license server ("") does not support feature "Analog_Design_Environment_L" (run 'lic_error -30' for more information)

I check my licenses from "Options", I can only "check out" ("95210     Virtuoso(R) Analog Design Environment XL"), but not ( "34510     Virtuoso(R) Analog Design Environment" . 

So is this a serious problem? I can still run simulations.

3.While doing simulation, the following show up:

spectre (ver. 5.10.41.071008 -- 10 Jul 2008).

Opening directory
        /tmp2/IBM130/IBM_PDK/cmrf8sf/V1.5.0.1DM/Spectre/models/coupled_cpw.va.ahdlcmi/
        (770)
Compiling ahdlcmi module library.
Failed to compile ahdlcmi module library, see
        /tmp2/IBM130/IBM_PDK/cmrf8sf/V1.5.0.1DM/Spectre/models/coupled_cpw.va.ahdlcmi/
        for details
Could not open ahdlcmi module library
        /tmp2/IBM130/IBM_PDK/cmrf8sf/V1.5.0.1DM/Spectre/models/coupled_cpw.va.ahdlcmi/obj/Linux2.6.18-128.1.1.el5+gcc/optimize/libahdlcmi.so
        /tmp2/IBM130/IBM_PDK/cmrf8sf/V1.5.0.1DM/Spectre/models/coupled_cpw.va.ahdlcmi/obj/Linux2.6.18-128.1.1.el5+gcc/optimize/libahdlcmi.so:
        cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Opening directory
        /tmp2/IBM130/IBM_PDK/cmrf8sf/V1.5.0.1DM/Spectre/models/mvcapdg.va.ahdlcmi/
        (770)

Created directory input.ahdlcmi/ (770)
Compiling ahdlcmi module library.
Failed to compile ahdlcmi module library, see input.ahdlcmi/ for details
Could not open ahdlcmi module library
        input.ahdlcmi/obj/Linux2.6.18-128.1.1.el5+gcc/optimize/libahdlcmi.so
        input.ahdlcmi/obj/Linux2.6.18-128.1.1.el5+gcc/optimize/libahdlcmi.so:
        cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

So, is it because of my version of spectre doesn't support AHDL? How to fix this?

Thanks!!!

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  • Hi Starry,

    I got the simillar warning as you asked:

    *WARNING* (DEBASE-102068): No user triggers registered for viewType schematicSymbol.

    You said that you had solved it. This is the first time I install a pdk on Cadence. Can you describe more detail? Thank in advanced.

    By the way, CIW also warns:

    *WARNING* No application registered for prefix awv.

    *WARNING* No application registered for prefix awv.

    *WARNING* No application registered for prefix awv. 

    It seems that I cannot use bindkeys. Can anyone help me, please? Any advice is fully appreciated.

    Regards.

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  • Hi Starry,

    I got the simillar warning as you asked:

    *WARNING* (DEBASE-102068): No user triggers registered for viewType schematicSymbol.

    You said that you had solved it. This is the first time I install a pdk on Cadence. Can you describe more detail? Thank in advanced.

    By the way, CIW also warns:

    *WARNING* No application registered for prefix awv.

    *WARNING* No application registered for prefix awv.

    *WARNING* No application registered for prefix awv. 

    It seems that I cannot use bindkeys. Can anyone help me, please? Any advice is fully appreciated.

    Regards.

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