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It seems there is no command "openbook" in c@dence

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Also can I call 'cdsdoc' in CIW?
 

In IC5.0 the openbook is moved to cdsdoc.

Yes, you can invoke the cdsdoc in CIW by click Help -> Cadence Documentation.
 

Maybe you didn't set the path variable properly
You may find where openbook is located:
find / -name openbook -print
Then add the path to the "PATH" environment variable.
 

sulifen said:
In IC5.0 the openbook is moved to cdsdoc.

Yes, you can invoke the cdsdoc in CIW by click Help -> Cadence Documentation.
so I cannot input 'cdsdoc' as a command in the CIW command prompt?
 

"openbook" is for IC4.4x.
"cdsdoc" is for IC5.0.

So, make sure your IC version first.
And you cannot input cdsdoc command in CIW by typing.
You should input this command in your shell.
 

Hughes said:
Maybe you didn't set the path variable properly
You may find where openbook is located:
find / -name openbook -print
Then add the path to the "PATH" environment variable.
I am using linux version c@dence IC. I cannot find the directory */doc/openbook, which can be found in c@dence 4.4.x under solaris.
 

It is normally in $CDS_INST_DIR/tools/bin/

not in doc directory.
 

sulifen said:
"openbook" is for IC4.4x.
"cdsdoc" is for IC5.0.

So, make sure your IC version first.
And you cannot input cdsdoc command in CIW by typing.
You should input this command in your shell.
Oh, I see. thanks. But this cause some problem for installing NCSU CDK. Some help messages can not be displayed.
 

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