Andrew Beckett
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Well, spectreVerilog is rather an old mixed-signal simulation interface. You could use AMS Designer instead (ams as the simulator) which is much more modern.
From spectreVerilog, you can go to Simulation->Options->Digital and give the paths to the Verilog files (something like -y or -v on the form). There are similar options for AMS.
If you are only doing digital simulation (i.e. no transistor level), then you could use the direct NC Verilog interface (from the schematic, do Tools (or Launch)->Simulation->NC Verilog (for example)).
Sorry the answer is not that precise - I don't have to tools to hand to be able to answer more precisely.
Regards,
Andrew.
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