VLSIDA/OpenRAM

4 test case failed for freepdk and scn4m

z4fang opened this issue · 4 comments

z4fang commented

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I ran unit test and got

FAILING TESTS
freepdk45/21_model_delay_test.bad
freepdk45/21_xyce_setuphold_test.bad
freepdk45/23_lib_sram_test.bad
freepdk45/30_openram_sram_char_test.bad
scn4m_subm/21_model_delay_test.bad
scn4m_subm/21_xyce_setuphold_test.bad
scn4m_subm/23_lib_sram_test.bad
scn4m_subm/30_openram_sram_char_test.bad

all logs have this error:

[2023-10-26 10:13:54.741365] ERROR: file stimuli.py: line 421: Spice simulation error: /bin/bash -c 'source /home/kfang/work/unittest/OpenRAM/miniconda/bin/activate && /home/kfang/work/unittest/OpenRAM/miniconda/bin/mpirun -np 8 /home/kfang/work/unittest/OpenRAM/miniconda/bin/Xyce -r /home/kfang/work/unittest/OpenRAM/compiler/tests/results/scn4m_subm/21_model_delay_test/tmp/timing.raw -o /home/kfang/work/unittest/OpenRAM/compiler/tests/results/scn4m_subm/21_model_delay_test/tmp/timing.lis /home/kfang/work/unittest/OpenRAM/compiler/tests/results/scn4m_subm/21_model_delay_test/tmp/delay_stim.sp && conda deactivate'

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It would help to see the log files for each of the tests to see what is going on. These should be in the directory with .log extension.

Since these are all characterization, it is likely an updated version of Xyce that causes a characterization problem.

z4fang commented

logs.zip

I have attached the .log and .out logs.
I belive the error come from the command
/home/kfang/work/OpenRAM/env/bin/mpirun -np 3 /home/kfang/work/OpenRAM/env/bin/Xyce -r /tmp/openram_kfang_2312715_temp/timing.raw -o /tmp/openram_kfang_2312715_temp/timing.lis /tmp/openram_kfang_2312715_temp/delay_stim.sp

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It looks like your system is missing a Xyce dependency. You need to install the fftw3-3 shared library. In Ubuntu, I just do:
sudo apt install fftw3 fftw3-dev

erendn commented

This issue should be fixed with v1.2.43 (caa9b2a).