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Installing nsWare Framework 2.83 Issues

Sagetech

Trying to install nsWare , following the instructions but not having success. The instructions say it can be installed in one of three directories, I've tried each with no luck.

I'm not "skilled" in skill so maybe I'm missing something. I have edited the allegro.ilinit file to include the statements needed per the instructions.

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  • Elecguy
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    It would be good if you could share your allegro.ilinit and your skill path. Just write skill getSkillPath() in your allegro command line. 

    Check that you have added ns_pdf.il in a valid folder listed by getSkillPath()

    It would be good if you could show where you're placing the files and what you get when you input the above mentioned commands.

  • Sagetech
    0 in reply to Elecguy

    Thank you for the reply. Below is the response I get when typing in what you suggested

    skill getskillpath()

    *Error* eval: undefined function - getskillpath

    ERROR

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  • Sagetech
    0 in reply to Elecguy

    Thank you for the reply. Below is the response I get when typing in what you suggested

    skill getskillpath()

    *Error* eval: undefined function - getskillpath

    ERROR

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  • DavidJHutchins
    0 in reply to Sagetech

    The skill commands are case sensitive, please try:

    skill getSkillPath()

    below is an example from the allegro.jrl file:

    \i (00:00:30) skill getSkillPath()
       (00:00:30) ("." "C:/Users/David1/pcbenv" "C:/Cadence/SPB_22.1/share/local/pcb/skill" "C:/Cadence/SPB_22.1/share/pcb/etc")

  • Sagetech
    0 in reply to DavidJHutchins

    Thank you. We have decided to not use this approach. I did what you suggested using case sensitive command entry and the result is below:

    ("." "C:/Users/Tom/AppData/Roaming/SPB_Data/pcbenv" "C:/Cadence/SPB_24.1/share/local/pcb/skill" "C:/Cadence/SPB_24.1/share/pcb/etc")

    No element found.

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