relative path in a do file

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when checked the Modelsim reference manual,

i found the following commands for the question i posted

config list -strobeperiod {100 ns} -strobestart {0 ns} -usestrobe 1

add list -notrigger clk -window mylist a b c d

write list mylist.save;

I will check if this can solve my issue ,Thanks

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Dear all

With above commands i am able to create the list file

But problem came when trying to generate multiple list files

I am able to create two list files but the data will only be updated in only one list file

The window generated with view list -new highlighted below

The commands i used are as follows :

config list -strobeperiod {100 ns} -strobestart {0 ns} -usestrobe 1

set wind1 [view list -title wind1]

add list -notrigger -label a -window $wind1 simulationpath

set wind2 [view list -new -title wind2]

add list -notrigger -label b -window $wind2 simulation path

run 50 us

write list -window $wind1 wind1.list

write list -window $wind2 wind2.list

Please let me know the reason behind why only one list file is updated

Thanks in advance for all your support

when checked the Modelsim reference manual,

i found the following commands for the question i posted

config list -strobeperiod {100 ns} -strobestart {0 ns} -usestrobe 1

add list -notrigger clk -window mylist a b c d

write list mylist.save;

I will check if this can solve my issue ,Thanks

Dear all

i would like to know the script for creating the list file

Presently i am adding the list signals manually by dragging and dropping from waveform

Also when i drag and drop the signals to list file it will initially shows me the signals in default mode (whenever signal transition)

I would like to have signals added to list file on each clock transition

Please suggest me how to create the list.lst using the script or any good reference

Thanks in advance

Here, try these two scripts:

#  test1.do# #  Example to show relative sourcing of scripts.
#  Path to this script
set path ]]
puts "Hello from test1"
source $path/test2.do

#  test2.do
puts "Hello from test2"

The output from Modelsim is:

Modelsim> source c:/temp/test1.do#  Hello from test1#  Hello from test2

The script was sourced from an arbitrary location.

Cheers,

Dave

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to change the drive, you type:

cd c:

to change directory

cd /directoryA/directoryB

the first slash essentially means "root" and on windows that means whatever drive you're currently on.

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the question is "how can i obtain path of the .do file that is running?"

i need a command to tell me what is the full path.

to change the drive, you type:

cd c:

to change directory

cd /directoryA/directoryB

the first slash essentially means "root" and on windows that means whatever drive you're currently on.

thanks for your answer

according to your answer, i tried to get absolute path of my script by using "file dirname" command but it give me relative path.

i want to able my script to work on any machine.

so i need to inform absolute path of script.

please help me what i suppose to do.

thanks alot.