ISU55 vhdl error

We have a VHDL design using LDV51 and it work well. We just change to IUS55
and each time we compile
ncvhdl we have following message

ncvhdl_p: *F,DLUNNE: Can't find STANDARD at
/software/linux/ius55/tools/inca/files/STD

we compile the STD package using the cadence install script and it report
no error.

If I use ncvhdl in IUS55 with library from ldv51, it will report same
messages

Any idea where I have to look.

 

Try the following:

cd /software/linux/ius55/tools/inca/files/STD

andrewb_6> ls STD
inca.lnx86.157.pak inca.lnx8664.157.pak standard/ textio/
andrewb_7> ncls -lib STD
ncls: *E,NOROPN: cannot open logfile 'ncls.log'.
ncls: 05.50-s009: (c) Copyright 1995-2005 Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
package STD.STANDARD (AST)
package STD.STANDARD (COD) <0x7a2c0eaf>
package STD.STANDARD (COD) <0x7a2c0eb0>
package STD.STANDARD (COD) <0x7a2c0eb1>
package STD.STANDARD (COD) <0x7a2c0eb3>
package STD.STANDARD (COD) <0x7a2c0eb4>
package STD.STANDARD (COD) <0x7a2c0eb5>
package STD.STANDARD (COD) <0x7a2c0eb6>
package STD.STANDARD (COD) <0x7a2c0eb7>
package STD.STANDARD (COD) <0x7a2c8b7a>
package STD.TEXTIO (AST)
package STD.TEXTIO (COD) <0x7a2c0eaf>
package STD.TEXTIO (COD) <0x7a2c0eb0>
package STD.TEXTIO (COD) <0x7a2c0eb1>
package STD.TEXTIO (COD) <0x7a2c0eb3>
package STD.TEXTIO (COD) <0x7a2c0eb4>
package STD.TEXTIO (COD) <0x7a2c0eb5>
package STD.TEXTIO (COD) <0x7a2c0eb6>
package STD.TEXTIO (COD) <0x7a2c0eb7>
package STD.TEXTIO (COD) <0x7a2c8b7a>
package body STD.TEXTIO:BODY (AST)
package body STD.TEXTIO:BODY (COD) <0x7a2c0eaf>
package body STD.TEXTIO:BODY (COD) <0x7a2c0eb0>
package body STD.TEXTIO:BODY (COD) <0x7a2c0eb1>
package body STD.TEXTIO:BODY (COD) <0x7a2c0eb3>
package body STD.TEXTIO:BODY (COD) <0x7a2c0eb4>
package body STD.TEXTIO:BODY (COD) <0x7a2c0eb5>
package body STD.TEXTIO:BODY (COD) <0x7a2c0eb6>
package body STD.TEXTIO:BODY (COD) <0x7a2c0eb7>
package body STD.TEXTIO:BODY (COD) <0x7a2c8b7a>

If you're not getting something similar to the above, then it hasn't been
compiled as you think... you should do the configuration step in
softload/installscape (depending on how you installed the software).

Check also (cd to a writable area first) what:

ncsuffix -pak

gives - if it matches the pak files in the STD dir (assuming there are any).

Regards,

Andrew.

 

We have two machines with REL4 x86 and x8664 respectively
In the x86 machine It work well in the lnx86 machine but does not work in
the x8664 machine as show:

what should I do ??
Thank you

1) ln86 machine

ncsuffix: 05.50-s009: (c) Copyright 1995-2005 Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
lnx86.157.pak

ncls: 05.50-s009: (c) Copyright 1995-2005 Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'STANDARD'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'inca.lnx86.151.pak'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'inca.lnx86.157.pak'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'inca.lnx8664.157.pak'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'ncls.log'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'ncsuffix.log'.
package STD.STANDARD (AST)
package STD.STANDARD (COD) <0x7a2c0eb7>
package STD.TEXTIO (AST)
package STD.TEXTIO (COD) <0x7a2c0eb7>

2) ln8664 machine

ncsuffix(64): 05.50-s009: (c) Copyright 1995-2005 Cadence Design Systems,
Inc.
lnx8664.157.pak

STANDARD inca.lnx86.157.pak ncls.log standard
inca.lnx86.151.pak inca.lnx8664.157.pak ncsuffix.log textio

ncls(64): 05.50-s009: (c) Copyright 1995-2005 Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'STANDARD'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'inca.lnx86.151.pak'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'inca.lnx86.157.pak'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'inca.lnx8664.157.pak'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'ncls.log'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'ncsuffix.log'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'standard'.
ncls: *W,NOMTCH: No matching object found for 'textio'.

 

I found the error
We should run the install script for the x86 machine in a x86 machine
(ncvhdl.ins) and then
run the installation script for the x86-64 on a x86_64 machine
(ncvhdl64b.ins).

thank for your help