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help about skill language and cadence to matlab

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I want to put the data generated from spectre into matlab, and therefor follow instructions like this:

http://www.et.byu.edu/groups/ece451web/cadence-help/cadTOmat.html

but CIW gives me error note like:

*error* for: too few arguments (at least 4 expected, 1 given)-((tt 1 51 (time=(&-&)) fprintf (out "%5.3" time)))

I have no change in the 'for' function from the instruction above.

Why it gives this error? I donot think there are too few arguments in the 'for' function.

Have another way to do this job---cadence to matlab?
 

well, i have fixed this problem by following the instructions:

1) Using the calculator, select the desired output signals
2) Click on printvs in the calculator window
3) A Printvs Range window will appear. You can define the range of values desired for your output signal, i.e. a frequency range if you are printing an AC signal or a time range if you are printing a transient signal
4) A Results Display window will appear. Your data will be displayed in column format. Click Window -> Print … and then select Print To -> File. Enter a filename.txt.
5) You can then import the column data from the .txt file into Matlab.
 

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