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Well Assura is install separately with IC5033. Basically to check whether or not you have install and set up Assura for use is easy. Do a which assura in your terminal to check whether your include assura in your .cshrc
Furthermore if assura is installed and set up you should be able to view the assura option in your VLE or VXL.
Assura3.0 file is 354MB size for linux. IC5033 doesn't include Assura.
Assura is a separate package and can be ran independent of IC5033. Just use the command avview after installing Assura.
hi
could you share the ASSURA ?
I want to use it .
thank you very much.
nickbellamy said:
Assura3.0 file is 354MB size for linux. IC5033 doesn't include Assura.
Assura is a separate package and can be ran independent of IC5033. Just use the command avview after installing Assura.
And is Assura included in IC5141?
I can find a direction named assura in my cadence install direction,but I cann't ensure whether it had already been installed or is just a install package.I cann't launch assura when I typed "assura" or "avview" throgh terminal,it said "conn't find the command".
ASSURA and IC are separate tools, they must be installed separately. You do NOT install them to the same location. For example (THIS IS NOT HOW IT WILL BE ON YOUR SYSTEM):
/opt/EDA/cadence/IC/614 <--- THIS IS $CDS or whatever you choose to call it
/opt/EDA/cadence/ASSURA/41 <--- THIS IS $ASSURAHOME
I like to install my tools according to .../TOOLNAME/VERSION, maybe your admin doesn't do this. If you have assura installed but did not set $ASSURAHOME that's why you can't find those binaries.
ASSURA and IC are separate tools, they must be installed separately. You do NOT install them to the same location. For example (THIS IS NOT HOW IT WILL BE ON YOUR SYSTEM):
/opt/EDA/cadence/IC/614 <--- THIS IS $CDS or whatever you choose to call it
/opt/EDA/cadence/ASSURA/41 <--- THIS IS $ASSURAHOME
I like to install my tools according to .../TOOLNAME/VERSION, maybe your admin doesn't do this. If you have assura installed but did not set $ASSURAHOME that's why you can't find those binaries.
Thank you！And you're right, maybe assura was installed in my ic5141, but the environment variable didn't been set, so I can't launch my ASSURA tools, after I set $ASSURAHOME, it works.
I am using IC5141 and I have neither Assura nor Calibre installed. I am going to download one of these tools. Given a Cadence version, is there any rule in order to choose Assura or Calibre?
If I choose Assura, the steps to follow should be:
1) Installing Assura in a different path from Cadence
2) Add to my cshrc the setting: setenv ASSURAHOME $pathtoassura
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