URGENT: Running DRC using Dracula

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by bulub, Sep 7, 2005.

  1. bulub

    bulub Guest

    Hi all,

    I am now using Cadence 5.10.41. I tried to run DRC on a very simple
    layout with PDRACULA and view the errors with DRACULA interactive.
    However, when I load the error file by clicking DRC/setup..., only DLW
    and Reference Window did pop up but Rules Layer Window and View DRC
    Error Window are missing. I tried to open them by clicking DRC/get
    Rules Layer Window and DRC/get View DRC Error Window, but no data can
    be viewed.

    I then tried run DRC on the same layout with Cadence version 4.6.6, it
    worked as expected.

    The following is what I have done:

    with 4.6.6
    1) compile drc rule deck
    2) run jxrun.com
    3) open DRACULA interactive and key in the working path under
    DRC/setup...
    4) DLW, Reference Window, RLW, and View DRC Error Window popped up

    with 5.10.41
    1) comple the same drc rule deck
    2) run jxsub.com (tried to run jxrun.com; however, BOUNDARY.DAT and
    LAYDE.DIS cannot be found)
    3) open DRACULA interactive and key in the working path
    4) only DLW and Reference Window popped up

    (icfb has warnings:
    Fail to open TMP.DAT
    Fail to open M1DUMP.DAT
    Fail to open TMP.DAT
    .... (over 20 lines of "Fail to open ...")
    LAYDE.DIS found at /home/.../.../...
    BADPOR00.DAT does not exist in Dracula data directory !
    HRP0500.DAT does not exist in Dracula data directory !
    .... (over 20 lines of "... does not exist in Dracula data diretory !")
    *WARNING* ge: failed to get a mfgFridResolution value from the tech
    file
    *WARNING* lsw: No valid layer purpose pairs. Setting the first lpp to
    be valid.
    *WARNING* hiSetWindowsAtts: appType not set)

    Does anybody experience this before? Please advice. Thank you!!
     
    bulub, Sep 7, 2005
    #1
  2. Are you using a recent IC5141 subversion? There was a bug where Dracula
    Interactive was very broken for some time - it's fixed in recent ISRs and IC5141
    USR2.

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Sep 7, 2005
    #2
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