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Problem with ORCAD Capture 16

scdr

Version of ORCAD is 16.

I try to realize example from Tools\Capture\Tutorial\CAPTUTOR.EXE. "Processing Your Design" . Project name is DCLOCK.obj

When I run Tools/Board Simulation This message appear.

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Error: Failed to invoke "ncvhdl -cdslib C:\Orcad Projects\Indesign\cds.lib -hdlvar C:\Orcad Projects\Indesign\hdl.var -Append_log -logfile C:\Orcad Projects\Indesign\Detail.log -message -v93 C:\Orcad Projects\Indesign\stubI.vhd" as a child process.

Can not find this file. Process cancelled by user or Errors/Warnings encountered. ************************************************************************************************************************

Such error is with my own model of multiplexer.

How can I simulate with no errors?

Need I to reinstall ORCAD?

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  • scdr
    oldmouldy said:
    There used to be an NCVHDL Desktop version for Windows installations
    What is the NCVHDL Desktop version for Windows?
    oldmouldy said:
    You could probably create an EDIF netlist on Windows and then simulate on UNIX but this won't work directly from the Capture
    How can I do this? What programs can I use?
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  • scdr
    oldmouldy said:
    There used to be an NCVHDL Desktop version for Windows installations
    What is the NCVHDL Desktop version for Windows?
    oldmouldy said:
    You could probably create an EDIF netlist on Windows and then simulate on UNIX but this won't work directly from the Capture
    How can I do this? What programs can I use?
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