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5,592
Posted By return_user
Hi Corona688, Thanks for the reply but those...
Hi Corona688,

Thanks for the reply but those file list are used by multiple teams and need to be preserved. I cannot cat them just yet.
BTW if I use something like this:

set v_simlist = "...
5,592
Posted By return_user
csh shell script 'set' argument limit?
Hi ,

I have a script that is causing a problem that led me to think if there is a limit to the number of arguments for 'set' command in csh shell script.
Here is my script:

#!/bin/csh -f
...
2,773
Posted By return_user
Thanks! the solution that you suggested worked...
Thanks! the solution that you suggested worked for me!
Best Regards,
:b:
2,773
Posted By return_user
Hi, Thank you for the suggestion: I...
Hi,
Thank you for the suggestion:



I tried this and it still doesn't seem to work, my 'known' data from input file is also all '00'.

13 SRC >
13 SRC > cat ttt
00000 7E
00001 8F...
2,773
Posted By return_user
273 SRC > perl -ver This is perl, v5.8.8...
273 SRC > perl -ver

This is perl, v5.8.8 built for x86_64-linux-thread-multi

Copyright 1987-2006, Larry Wall
2,773
Posted By return_user
Hi tyler_durden , Thank you so much for the...
Hi tyler_durden ,

Thank you so much for the help, but could you please let me know how to run this? Here's what I did:

256 SRC > perl -lane 's/^@//; $x{$F[0]} = $F[1]; END { printf("@%04X...
2,773
Posted By return_user
Thanks for the help but this: awk -F"[@ ]"...
Thanks for the help but this:

awk -F"[@ ]" '{a[$2]=$3}END{for (i=0;i<=66535;i++) {t=sprintf ("%04X",i);print "@" t,(t in a)? a[t]:"00"}}' infile


actually replaced all the second columns in...
2,773
Posted By return_user
Thanks for all your replies. Sorry forgot to...
Thanks for all your replies. Sorry forgot to provide the output format.

Address should start from '00000' and go to 'FFFFF' in the first column and grab the values from the input file for the...
2,773
Posted By return_user
help with file processing
Hi ,

I have a memory file like this with two columns:
@C010 AA
@C011 AA
@C012 FE
@C013 FF
@C014 F7
@C015 FF

first is memory add, second is the data.
I wan to convert into a...
2,101
Posted By return_user
filter out a sequence from multiple lines line
Hi,

I have an unwanted string at random lines of my verilog (*.v) file.
(* abccddee *) input A;
(* xyz *) input B;
(* 1234 *) output C;

I want a clean file like this:
input A;
input B;...
21,977
Posted By return_user
extract the lines between specific line number from a text file
Hi
I want to extract certain text between two line numbers like

23234234324 and
54446655567567

How do I do this with a simple sed or awk command?

Thank you.

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12,035
Posted By return_user
Thank you very much . That works on a 600MB file...
Thank you very much . That works on a 600MB file in couple of minutes !!
I greatly appreciate your prompt help.
12,035
Posted By return_user
Thanks this one works better but what if my...
Thanks this one works better but what if my module line is like
module 1a_ext(a, b);
I just want the output filename to be
1a_ext.v
but its putting
1a_ext(a,.v
So how do we specify the output...
12,035
Posted By return_user
I don't have nawk so tried awk but got following...
I don't have nawk so tried awk but got following error:
123 temp > awk '$1 == "module" { close(file);file= $2 ".v" } {print > file}' intxt.txt
awk: (FILENAME=intxt.txt FNR=1) fatal: expression for...
12,035
Posted By return_user
Hi Could anybody help me? I got this below...
Hi
Could anybody help me? I got this below code but its not working:


#!/usr/bin/perl
#
use strict;

my ($line, $nr);

my $thebigfile = "intxt.txt"; # input file location
#my $log...
12,035
Posted By return_user
perl help to split big verilog file into smaller ones for each module
Hi
I have a big verilog file with multiple modules. Each module begin with the code word 'module <module-name>(ports,...)'
and end with the
'endmodule' keyword.
Could you please suggest the...
Forum: Programming 05-02-2008
8,171
Posted By return_user
that works, thank you very much!!
that works, thank you very much!!
Forum: Programming 05-02-2008
8,171
Posted By return_user
what is wrong with the log function in c?
Hi I looked up the reference but couldn't figure out whats wrong with my log funtions in ANSI C, need this log functions for a memory compiler, please help!!

#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>...
Forum: UNIX and Linux Applications 01-24-2008
11,638
Posted By return_user
(lmgrd) Can't open /usr/tmp/.flexlm/lmgrdl.4081, errno: 24
We are a tool vendor and one of our users is getting this error.
The user is using several macrovision(FLEXLM) license enabled products including ours.


(lmgrd) Can't open...
Forum: Red Hat 01-03-2008
3,244
Posted By return_user
pny adp648tm-50 memory not working with redhat linux
I had two high speed 1gb mem installed on my primary mem slots. When i tried to add two PNY adp648tm-50 mem, 1gb each on the two empty mem slots, it didn't work.

However both the old and the pny...
Forum: Programming 12-21-2007
6,992
Posted By return_user
Hi porter, Thank you for the prompt help but...
Hi porter,

Thank you for the prompt help but I still don't get any print messages on the stdout.
How do I know that its working right?

Thanks,:o
Forum: Programming 12-21-2007
6,992
Posted By return_user
Hi porter, I changed my program to this ...
Hi porter,

I changed my program to this
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main ()

{
// int* get_binary_number(int* bit_array, int num, int bit_count);
int* bitcount ( int*...
Forum: Programming 12-21-2007
6,992
Posted By return_user
Hi Porter So what is the best way to return...
Hi Porter

So what is the best way to return the binary number as a array of integers?

Thanks,
Forum: Programming 12-20-2007
6,992
Posted By return_user
decimal to binary function error
I have the following simple code to return a binary number in a array format given an interger and the number of the bits for specifying the interger as binary number.

#include <stdio.h>
#include...
Forum: Programming 12-05-2007
13,619
Posted By return_user
Hi porter Yes as I am using gcc, I don't...
Hi porter

Yes as I am using gcc, I don't have the C/C++ problems that you mentioned that I could get from other compilers.
thank you for the suggestions.
Regards.
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