hamidrezah@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote, on 03/13/08 15:35:
> Thanks man.
>
> Congrats to Cadence for saving "random information"!
>
> I will write a daemon to regularly clean the directory.
Years ago (12 or 13?), the save=none option was added primarily for
mixed-signal
simulations (spectreVerilog) where you really only wanted to look at the
digital
signals. It was hard because of the way that the code was structured to
turn it
off altogether, so a "random" signal was output just to avoid having to
over
complicate the output routines.
Since then, there are many more ways of outputting information from
spectre -
e.g. Verilog-A models, SpectreMDL, Spectre's print statement - that having
a proper "no output" switch made more sense.
The save=nooutput was added in MMSIM61.
Regards,
Andrew.
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