I'm using SystemView under WinXP, and I'm writing batch files to run a series of different simulation models and capture the results. (It's a regression testing scenario. The models are different and there may be a lot of them, so I can't do this with multiple loops through a single model.)
There doesn't seem to be any documentation on this either in the manuals or on the web. I've worked out that the command line:-
> sysvu_32 [filename] /r /c
will start SystemView, load and run a model, and close SystemView again. Are there any other command line options that I should know about?
In particular, can I
(a) force SystemView to run in the background, and
(b) run a series of models without having to close and restart SystemView every time? Without the /c I have to wait for each simulation to finish before issuing the command line for the next, which is awkward to do in a batch file..! Restarting for every run isn't a showstopper but it seems a bit of a waste of processor time.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Chris Thorpe
There doesn't seem to be any documentation on this either in the manuals or on the web. I've worked out that the command line:-
> sysvu_32 [filename] /r /c
will start SystemView, load and run a model, and close SystemView again. Are there any other command line options that I should know about?
In particular, can I
(a) force SystemView to run in the background, and
(b) run a series of models without having to close and restart SystemView every time? Without the /c I have to wait for each simulation to finish before issuing the command line for the next, which is awkward to do in a batch file..! Restarting for every run isn't a showstopper but it seems a bit of a waste of processor time.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Chris Thorpe
Apologies that I cannot answer any of your questions but I do recall a similar discussion in the "old SystemView Users' Forum" which unfortunately "was hacked and the information is not readily available" (see https://edasupportweb.soco.agilent.com/pls/portal/support.show_topic?id=1509.)
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