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22.1 File management

FilipSwe

Hi,

With the new update 22.1 I get a folder generated when I open projects called GPUCache, is this really necessary file to have? Can I turn off the generation of that file or at least control where its created?

Also wondering if there is a way to turn of the Pspice folder created with every project? Since I do not use PSpice.

Regards,

Filip

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  • AyushD
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    I doubt if any folder named GPUCache gets created while opening any project.
    Check what are the contents of the folder, i have never seen such folder getting created while opening a project.

    Regarding pspice folder, if you have not selected Enable PSpice simulation option while creating a new project, this folder will automatically go away once you close the project in capture, if you have selected Enable pspcie simulation option, it will remain there.

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  • AyushD
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    I doubt if any folder named GPUCache gets created while opening any project.
    Check what are the contents of the folder, i have never seen such folder getting created while opening a project.

    Regarding pspice folder, if you have not selected Enable PSpice simulation option while creating a new project, this folder will automatically go away once you close the project in capture, if you have selected Enable pspcie simulation option, it will remain there.

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  • FilipSwe
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    Hi AyushD,

    Thank for the answer!

    The GPUCache contains 4 data files and a index file but I dont know what they contain. It looks like this:

    It started happening after 22.1 upgrade. My guess is that its something that's normally created in a temporary folder somewhere hidden but I have accidentally managed to change that to the project folder.

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