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Eldo Netlist Setup
Directives Interpreted by the Eldo Parser (Default)
#ifdef b
c1 1 0 1
#endif
#ifdef a
#define b
l1 2 0 1
#endif
the first #ifdef block is ignored because identifier b is not defined until the next #ifdef block.
The correct order for identifier b to be taken into account in this example is as follows:
#ifdef a
#define b
l1 2 0 1
#endif
#ifdef b
c1 1 0 1
#endif
AMS_VERSION
You can make use of the predefined name AMS_VERSION in directive statements.
AMS_VERSION is accepted in two formats:
• The year followed by the index number, for example 2010.1 or 2012.2 (for the 12.2
release).
• The release version, for example 12.2.
For lettered releases, specify the letter to be taken into account, for example 2012.2a or 12.2a
for the 12.2a release.
Note
This feature only works in a netlist being run by AMS2010.1 or newer.
Using a version testing pragma such as this enables using and maintaining a single library with
multiple releases of Eldo.
Examples
An example of using predefined name AMS_VERSION in #define statements:
#if ( AMS_VERSION >= 2010.2)
.lstb vd1 vd2
#else
*versions prior to 2010.2 do not support differential LSTB
.lstb vstb
#endif
Another example using predefined name AMS_VERSION shows you can specify different
options/settings depending on the version of Eldo you are using.
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