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Video Demo: “irun” – The Way to run Simulations!

Comments(1)Filed under: Functional Verification, Incisive Enterprise Simulator (IES)

The irun utility provides a use-model to run simulations with Incisive Simulator in a simple and consistent manner.  The main benefit of irun is that it can simulate the multi-language design & verification environments in a single step by simply specifying all input source files and options on a single command line!!

The following demonstration shows the use-model with real examples:

 

 

 

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irun now supports all simulation languages, such as Verilog, VHDL, SystemVerilog, Verilog AMS, VHDL AMS, and even files written in general programming languages like C/C++.

Incisive users can get the complete information about irun in the product documentation available at: http://sourcelink.cadence.com/docs/files/Release_Info/Docs/irun/irun8.2/irunTOC.html.

Looking for comments:

Do you now prefer running Incisive simulations with irun

Is it convenient over the existing use-model of other simulators? 

If you are not yet on irun, then I hope it was a useful introduction that has encouraged you to use Incisive for simulations using irun!!

Comments(1)

By Corey Goss on February 25, 2009
Hi All, I just wanted to add Amit's post that, in addition to the languages mentioned, irun also supports e files passed in directly on the command line. There are also a number of switches that can be passed to irun to handle specman pre commands and configuration settings. - Corey Goss, Solution Deployment, Cadence Design Systems

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