2008-8-27Shortmessages from luanbo

At afternoon, I was tired and hungry. At that time, I was reading a so-called sky-book named <>. Maybe I have not read English resource for a long time, or I have little knowledge about verification, I feel very boring about it. Plus, our respected boss behind me was blaming others on and on, I was decided to have a break. So I picked up my phone which has become just a clock nowadays, and send messages to Luanbo. The conditions are listed in the followings:
16:15 lubee: I want to have a supper. Hay! What are U doing man?
16:16 Luanbo: Sleeping.
16:16 Lubee(amazing): What? Off duty?
16:17 Lubanbo : Sleeping on duty! Hahaha!
16:18 Lubee (angry and admired ): I am upset by your words, and I will not send messages to you again. Hahaha!
Amazing at so deep difference between State-owned corporate and Foreign-Owned corporate, I kept on reading my sky book. Hahaha!

Invoking SimVision in Post-Processing Mode

If you have already simulated your design and saved the simulation results to a database, you can run SimVision in post-processing environment (PPE) mode. In PPE mode, you have access to the same tools as you would have during an interactive session, except for the simulation controls. That is, the Simulation menu and toolbar are not available. You cannot run the simulation or set breakpoints and probes.
You invoke SimVision in PPE mode, as follows:

NC Simulators: ncsim -ppe snapshot
or
ncsim -ppdb database snapshot

NC-Verilog (single-step): ncverilog +ppe source_files In PPE mode, you can access the entire simulation hierarchy, including objects you have probed and objects you have not probed to a database. There is no need to open the database in the Design Browser.