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Verilog A - CML file?
Jul 02nd, 2006, 9:02pm
 
I am implementing a compact model for a device using Verilog A under HSPICE. When I check the Verilog-A log file, I find:

"The CML file is up to date. No compilation necessary."

What does it mean? Does it mean that, as long as I don't modify my Verilog A code, no compilation of the model is required even if I change the type of analysis?

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Re: Verilog A - CML file?
Reply #1 - Jul 5th, 2006, 7:51am
 
Yes, that's correct.  The compilation should be independent of the analysis.  You should also be able to change the parameter values that are passed to the module on the instance line without recompiling.
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