Notes on installing Cadence
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| + | ===OpenAccess=== | ||
| + | Should be called the generic name. | ||
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| + | Create an instance of it called .../openaccess | ||
| + | ===IUS=== | ||
| + | don't remember | ||
| + | ===IC=== | ||
| + | On configuration, you need to deal with IUS | ||
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| + | There is some file in /software/Cadence/IC/tools.lnx86/dfII/samples/local called cdsinit. Read it, and follow the instructions. (Make a directory 'local' and copy it there.) | ||
Revision as of 09:46, 29 March 2007
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Installing Cadence
The installation (and use) of the EDA package Cadence seems like folklore, nobody seems to know what they are doing, while some "gods" out there seem to get it right, they are not telling.
Names of packages, and what they do
OpenAccess --> some sort of database that stores the designs and stuff IC --> Analog chip design. Use this for designing transisters on a piece of silicon. Also for RF chips. IUS --> Old package name LDV. Digital design stuff. For VHDL. Also, has some verification tools.
First, what to install first.
It seems that this OpenAccess needs to be installed first. IC seems to depend on it.
IUS IC
OpenAccess
Should be called the generic name.
Create an instance of it called .../openaccess
IUS
don't remember
IC
On configuration, you need to deal with IUS
There is some file in /software/Cadence/IC/tools.lnx86/dfII/samples/local called cdsinit. Read it, and follow the instructions. (Make a directory 'local' and copy it there.)
