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Eldo Netlist Setup<br />

Device Libraries<br />

Deleting a Library<br />

Use the .DEL LIB command to remove a library name used in a previous run from the nominal<br />

description. Next time a simulation is run, the .DEL LIB statement removes the corresponding<br />

.LIB statement and a new library can be specified. It can be used in conjunction with the<br />

.ALTER command to create modifications within the netlist before re-runs.<br />

This example demonstrates how a library file can be replaced after a first run. delib1.lib is<br />

removed and delib2.lib is put in its place:<br />

v1 1 0 1<br />

x1 1 2 r<br />

r2 2 0 1<br />

.dc<br />

.extract dc v(2)<br />

.lib delib1.lib<br />

.alter<br />

.del lib delib1.lib<br />

.lib delib2.lib<br />

.end<br />

Tip<br />

See “.DEL LIB” and “.LIB” in the Eldo Reference Manual.<br />

Related Topics<br />

Device Libraries<br />

Search Rules and Naming Conventions for Adding<br />

Libraries<br />

Search rules and uppercase/lowercase character naming conventions for the .ADDLIB<br />

command are as follows:<br />

• A filename must be in all uppercase or all lowercase and appended with a lowercase<br />

.mod, .ckt, .sub, or .cir.<br />

.mod for models only<br />

.sub, .ckt or .cir for subcircuits only<br />

• Files with uppercase are searched first. For example:<br />

My_2N2222a.mod (not searched)<br />

MY_2N2222A.mod (searched first)<br />

my_2n2222a.mod (searched last)<br />

• For subcircuits .ckt extension is searched first, then .sub is searched, .cir is searched last.<br />

For example:<br />

136<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3

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