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phaspel
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7/31/2007 12:08 PM  
Please note that we are still in the beta phase ramping up the collaboration infrastructure of the Cadece Academic Network in EMEA.

As soon as all current CAN members are listed in the CAN Member List there will be a posting in the Announcements forum.

Thanks for your patience!

Patrick Haspel
asingire
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9/27/2007 3:15 PM  
Hi, can someone help me about how to install and run the cadence programs in our lab. I have used Installscape to download and install IC5141 release on Linux. But, after the installation I couldn't figure out how to run the programs in it. Could someone please help me?
jmbeck
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9/27/2007 11:49 PM  
Hi asingire, I think this might be the wrong forum thread for this question, because this forum deals with general questions about the Cadence Academic Network itself. However, you need to put together a shell script, which sets the environment paths for all binaries. You need to execute this so that /IC5141/tools/bin is in your Path and you can start just by typing "icfb". A sample to start from can be found at /IC5141/tools/dfII/samples/tutorials/composer/.cshrc Hope this helps. There are probably hundred other comments on this out there in the internet and on sourcelink. Give it a try. Cheers, Joachim
phaspel
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9/28/2007 12:44 AM  
Hi asingire,

Joachim is right!
I assume you have access to Cadence technology through Europractice.
If this is the case, please contact them. They have a installation support available!

Here the contact information:
http://www.te.rl.ac.uk/europractice/contact_us.html

Best regards,
Patrick
asingire
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9/28/2007 7:18 AM  
Thanks jmbeck and phaspel
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