Assura32 problem

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Erick, Sep 1, 2009.

  1. Erick

    Erick Guest

    Hi All,

    I just migrated the IC613 with Assura32 from school lab to my
    workstation, I started assura32 from virtuoso layout XL, I found the
    following errors:

    Starting dfIIToVdb...
    /cadence/assura32/tools/assura/bin/32bit/dfIIToVdb: symbol lookup
    error: /cadence/assura32/tools/assura/bin/32bit/dfIIToVdb: undefined
    symbol: _ZTIN12OpenAccess_424oaDesignUndoObserverBaseE
    *WARNING* Translation abnormally terminated!

    *WARNING* aveng exit with bad status
    *WARNING* Status 256
    *WARNING* Assura execution terminated

    What are "symbol lookup error" and "undefined symbol"? What is
    "_ZTIN12OpenAccess_424oaDesignUndoObserverBaseE"?
    How to deal with this problem?

    Thanks,
    Erick
     
    Erick, Sep 1, 2009
    #1
  2. Erick wrote, on 09/01/09 00:31:
    Do you have $OAHOME defined before starting virtuoso? If so, you will want to
    unset it. In csh this is "unsetenv OAHOME"; in sh/ksh/bash it is "unset OAHOME".

    Check both your IC613 and Assura32 installation directories to ensure they both
    have a share/oa directory (this is most likely a link) - linking to the
    OpenAccess installation that came with each release. Perhaps you can show what:

    cd <IC613instDir>
    cd share
    ls -l

    cd <Assura32InstDir>
    cd share
    ls -l

    gives?

    Regards,

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Sep 1, 2009
    #2
  3. Andrew Beckett wrote, on 09/01/09 09:57:
    Apologies for the typo - the environment variable to check for is $OA_HOME not
    $OAHOME ...

    Regards,

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Sep 1, 2009
    #3
  4. Erick

    Erick Guest

    Hi Andy,

    Thanks for your valuable help, following to your step, the problems
    are fixed.

    Thanks!

    Erick
     
    Erick, Sep 5, 2009
    #4
  5. Erick

    Erick Guest

    Hi Andy,

    Thanks for your valuable help, following to your step, the problems
    are fixed.

    Thanks!

    Erick
     
    Erick, Sep 5, 2009
    #5
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