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How to export a ISCF (Intel Schematic Checking Format) file from 17.2 Cadence/Allegro PCB Designer ?

mikentucson over 4 years ago

Is it possible to export a ISCF (Intel Schematic Checking Format) file from 17.2 Cadence/Allegro PCB Designer ?

Searching the internet I see demos with orcad capture, but this doesn't translate to 17.2 Cadence/Allegro.

Thanks for the help.

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0 mikentucson over 4 years ago

It looks like in 17.4 you can generate an ISCF using geniscfnetlist.

https://support.cadence.com/apex/techpubDocViewerPage?xmlName=concepthdl.xml&title=Allegro%20Design%20Entry%20HDL%20User%20Guide%20--%20Netlisting%20Your%20Design%20-%20Generating%20Netlist%20in%20ISCF%20format&hash=pgfId-1039725&c_version=17.4-2019&path=concepthdl/concepthdl17.4-2019/Netlisting.html#pgfId-1039725

Installing 17.4, and trying that I get:

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Fatal error(s) found while reading Project file
Please correct the error(s) and rerun the program

Generate ISCF Netlist run on Jun 1 11:52:05 2021

2 errors detected
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I can't find any output log describing the error.
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0 mikentucson over 4 years ago

It looks like in 17.4 you can generate an ISCF using geniscfnetlist.

https://support.cadence.com/apex/techpubDocViewerPage?xmlName=concepthdl.xml&title=Allegro%20Design%20Entry%20HDL%20User%20Guide%20--%20Netlisting%20Your%20Design%20-%20Generating%20Netlist%20in%20ISCF%20format&hash=pgfId-1039725&c_version=17.4-2019&path=concepthdl/concepthdl17.4-2019/Netlisting.html#pgfId-1039725

Installing 17.4, and trying that I get:

=========
Fatal error(s) found while reading Project file
Please correct the error(s) and rerun the program

Generate ISCF Netlist run on Jun 1 11:52:05 2021

2 errors detected
=========

I can't find any output log describing the error.
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