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Parsing of verilog-ams file produced warnings
Aug 17th, 2017, 10:03pm
 
I am new to verilog A coding and i got the following warning
WDPS: Parsing of verilog-ams file produced warning
but symbol has been created

what would be the possibilities for such warnings..

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Re: Parsing of verilog-ams file produced warnings
Reply #1 - Aug 18th, 2017, 6:21am
 
The simulator/compiler/parser is trying to help you out. It might be warning you of something that looks like a common mistake in your code, something that is not fully supported, something that will simulate poorly or inefficiently, etc.

I would expect there to be more details of the warning in a log file, and we could help you more if you gave us those details.
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Re: Parsing of verilog-ams file produced warnings
Reply #2 - Aug 18th, 2017, 10:11pm
 
Thank you for the reply sir..
This is the following log error for Parsing of verilog-ams file produced warnings.

*W,SPDUSD (No source,0|0): Include directory /root/Desktop/MMM/ given but not used.
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The command line specified an include directory to be look for tick-include files but is was never used. Please consider remove this directory from the command line for performance reason.


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