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VCS Simulation debugging

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Hi,

I am new to simulation debugging. I have a simulation log file which is having some failures. I want to open VCS in gui and want to dump the some signals of the design.
What are the commands to open VCS in gui.

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tyuga454
 

If compilation using VCS of your design is successful then in your compilation dir an executable 'simv' will be created. That needs to be opened using the command simv -gui and then run for a certain time to view waveforms.
But since you have failures in the sim log file, you have to fix them first.
 
simv -gui is occupying more memory usage.
Is any other option to open VCS in gui mode?

Regards,
Tyuga454
 

I have no knowledge of any other option.
However you can execute in non-gui mode, i.e. just execute the command simv.
Then you can execute the other commands such as run #ms or clear or restart just as you would type them in the DVE prompt (while in GUI mode). No waveforms for you in this case. Also you need to have a solid self checking test-bench in place for verifying your design as you won't be able to see the waveforms.
 

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