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Trigger warning on sessioin start

wgtkan
Every time I start, a cadence session, I see this warnings:

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

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

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

I do not know where they are coming from. I looked them up in my .cdsinit or .cdsenv to settings.

 

I am using Version IC6.1.5-64b.500.15

Best regards,

 

  • My guess is that somewhere in either your .cdsinit, or something loaded from your .cdsinit, you have these type of functions:

    deUnRegUserTriggers("schematicSymbol")

    If no user triggers are defined, it will give just that warning.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • I have looked in my .cdsinit and I do not see deUnRegUserTriggers("schematicSymbol")

    Thank you.

  • This is all I see regarding Trigger functions in my .cdsinit

    The procAMS.cxt file registers Cadence trigger functions for all editors.

    ;;   This will place the banner, AMSutils, on each edit session

    ;;   A&MS trigger functions are

    ;;       schAMSTrigger          for schematic and symbol editors.

    ;;       leAMSTrigger           for layout and extract editors.

    ;;

    ;;   If the A&MS trigger functions are unregistered by the customer site, the

    ;;   AMSutils banner may be placed by issuing the procedure placeAMSMenu().

    ;;   This function is bound to the PF11 key, or the "Stop" key on the SUN5

    ;;   keyboard.

     

    Thank you

     

  • Well, it's almost certainly doing it somewhere in something loaded from the .cdsinit (maybe the procAMS.cxt context file mentioned above - hard to be sure). It could also be done in some SKILL loaded from a library's libInit.il. One way to test if it's in the cdsinit somewhere is to try:

    virtuoso -nocdsinit

    (or icfb -nocdsinit if it's IC5141, but I think you're using IC615).

    Then you'll have to narrow it down yourself in the .cdsinit. It may be in the IBM customization somewhere - I'm guessing - you may be calling one of their functions (such as "placeAMSMenu()" mentioned above) - perhaps somewhere there it is calling these functions.

    Maybe you should speak to IBM (assuming you narrow it down to being part of the PDK).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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