pierre13
Junior Member level 3
Hello !!
I have the very basics in tcl language (loops, files processing ...) and I would like to create a methodology which enables me to "automatize" the launch of eldo simulations.
Example : instead of launching many "eldo -i fileX.cir -oo fileX.log", I would launch "tcl -f script.tcl" and this script would launch the eldo simu according to a conf file.
The fileX.cir would be file1.cir, file2.cir, file3.cir .... with inside the netlist .spi, models and simulation options and stimuli description.
The unique conf file would contain for example the lines :
netlist .spi
model files
simu options
Temperature_of_the_simu : -40 0 125 (for example)
Voltage_of_the_simu : 0.6 1.0 1.2 (for example)
Capa_load
...
So as there are different temperatures and voltages, there are different fileX.cir (for Temp = 0C voltage = 1.0V), the file would be file1.cir for example.
These lines would be copy-paste in the different fileX.cir
Thanks for any help.
Pierre
I have the very basics in tcl language (loops, files processing ...) and I would like to create a methodology which enables me to "automatize" the launch of eldo simulations.
Example : instead of launching many "eldo -i fileX.cir -oo fileX.log", I would launch "tcl -f script.tcl" and this script would launch the eldo simu according to a conf file.
The fileX.cir would be file1.cir, file2.cir, file3.cir .... with inside the netlist .spi, models and simulation options and stimuli description.
The unique conf file would contain for example the lines :
netlist .spi
model files
simu options
Temperature_of_the_simu : -40 0 125 (for example)
Voltage_of_the_simu : 0.6 1.0 1.2 (for example)
Capa_load
...
So as there are different temperatures and voltages, there are different fileX.cir (for Temp = 0C voltage = 1.0V), the file would be file1.cir for example.
These lines would be copy-paste in the different fileX.cir
Thanks for any help.
Pierre