Dave,
Yes, that was for CM enabled error 300.
Unfortunately, when I try this...it responds with "nil" instead of "t".
Still deletes my constraints.
Open ,brd then type the
following in the Allegro Command
Line.
In
Allegro type:
skill <return>
type:
axlDBControl('cmgrEnabledFlow nil) <return>.
You should see a 't'
in the
command area which indicates the command was successful.
This will reset the
branding
flag inside the database so netrev will not look for pstcm*.dat files.
Thanks for your reply,
Mark
David Kelly (davidkel) wrote:
Hi
I've seen a similar problem when
someone open the Constraint Manager from inside
the schematic. Once they open it
the schematic becomes the driver for the CM not
Allegro.
There is a procedure to break
this connection. If this is what's going on you can contact
Cadence and they will tell you
how to do it.
Dave
David Kelly
720-562-6316
Hi all,
Can anybody tell me why I am getting this message when opening a board
that was just packaged into from a board previously saved by the same
tool?
Saved board, package (Concept) schematic change into the saved board,
then output board = new name.
I have lost all of my Constraint Manager groups for my matched
impedances. (OUCH)!
I always use Allegro Design Entry HDL L
Here are my import logic to Allegro settings:
With Allegro open I can see the option L (see below) NOT A HIGHER
TIER TOOL...THE SAME TOOL.
This is happening every time I package now.
Regards,
Mark
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