( ESNUG 275 Item 6 ) --------------------------------------------- [12/17/97]
Subject: ( ESNUG 274 #4 ) Call Synopsys On-Line Help W/O Tying Up A Licence
> I don't know if this was discussed before, but a while back I got tired of
> typing the explicit path to the Synopsys On-Line help (and chewing up a
> Synopsys license just to start the help viewer). Anyway, I thought this
> script might come in handy to others; it's not much but it works.
>
> #!/bin/csh -f
> set ileaf = iview1/bin/iview
> if (${?SYNOPSYS} == 0) then
> set root = $0
> set root = ${root:h}
> set root = ${root:h}
> set root = ${root:h}
> set root = ${root:h}
> else
> set root = ${SYNOPSYS}
> endif
> set viewer = ${root}/${ileaf}
> ${viewer}
>
> It should optimally be installed in the user's ${SYNOPSYS}/${ARCH}/syn/bin
> directory.
>
> - Mark A. Indovina
> Motorola
From: "Russell Ray" <rray@msai.mea.com>
Mark,
Maybe I'm missing something with what you are doing with the online docs,
but why not just run it directly without going through Synopsys. This
method does not use the license at all. Here is what I do to start the
online documentation:
#!/bin/csh
setenv XFILESEARCHPATH .
pushd /3rdpty/synopsys_online_doc/worldview
bin/iview
popd
I run this script & the online docs startup. I've also changed the startup
points so that the synthesis page starts instead of the online doc page.
- Russ Ray
Mitsubishi
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