order of signals in ncsim waveform window

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by meanupam, Feb 7, 2006.

  1. meanupam

    meanupam Guest

    hi,
    I use ncvhdl and ncsim for my simulations
    After loading signals to the waveform window , I have to arrange them
    in the order i want( by default they are loaded in the alphabetical
    order) .
    So every time i do the compilation and simulation ,i need to arrange
    the signals in the waveform window ,
    Is there a way to just save this order and use it again in the
    subsiquent simulations ??




    regards,
    Anupam Jain
     
    meanupam, Feb 7, 2006
    #1
  2. HI,

    Well its been a while since I used NCSIM, but at that time I used
    Signalscan version 6.7(ncsim 3.4) and I only created a do file which
    where then called when launcing signalscan.

    below is a command I used.

    signalscan ${SHM_FILE_DIR}/gate_tb_${PROJECT}.shm/gate_tb_${PROJECT}.trn
    -do SCRIPT/gate_tb_${PROJECT}.do

    /michael
     
    Michael Laajanen, Feb 7, 2006
    #2
  3. meanupam

    anupam Guest

    hi,

    Not clear with the command you send,
    kindly explain if you can ...
    Btb ,I use ncsim for simulation ,,,
     
    anupam, Feb 10, 2006
    #3
  4. HI,

    So do you use signalscan for waveforms?

    If then can't you save the setup in some menus?

    If You can that use that file after the -do command in the command to
    launch signalscan.

    Then If you like to rearrange things you can use emacs for instance on
    the file and re-launch signalscan.


    Does that help?


    /michael
     
    Michael Laajanen, Feb 10, 2006
    #4
  5. meanupam

    anupam Guest

    hi,
    Thanx for the reply ,i got it ...

    regrds,
    Anupam Jain
     
    anupam, Feb 13, 2006
    #5
  6. HI,
    Good, you can also create groups and stuff in the script file.

    /michael
     
    Michael Laajanen, Feb 13, 2006
    #6
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