You need to have an INCISIVE (e.g. INCISIVE152) or XCELIUM (e.g. XCELIUM1710 or XCELIUM1803) release installed and in your UNIX path ( /bin in your path) to access the AMS simulator. Whilst there are parts of INCISIVE shipped with the IC stream to provide some supporting tools, these will not work as a simulator. You should not include them in your path. There is no need to specifically put 64bit paths in your path either - this is controlled via the $CDS_AUTO_64BIT env var (see the documentation for more details). Do not set the AMS_FEATURE_FILE either - this is a backup for specific situations (such as using wrapper scripts which hide where the actual installation is). Normally the feature file (which allows ADE to show forms that reflect the features available in the simulator version you're using) is found automatically based on what is in your path. Regards, Andrew.![]()
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