IC Compiler™ II Tool Invocation Commands
IC Compiler™ II Tool Invocation Commands
IC Compiler™ II Tool Invocation Commands
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IC Compiler™ II Tool Invocation Commands Version T-2022.03-SP1
icc2_shell
Runs the IC Compiler II tool.
SYNTAX
icc2_shell
[-f file_name]
[-x command_string]
[-no_init]
[-version]
Data Types
file_name string
display_env_var string
command_string string
ARGUMENTS
-f file_name
Runs the specified icc2_shell script before before displaying the initial icc2_shell prompt.
If the last command in the script file is quit, no prompt is displayed and the command shell exits after running the script.
-x command_string
Runs the specified icc2_shell commands before displaying the initial icc2_shell prompt.
You can enter multiple commands by separating the commands with a semicolon and enclosing the entire set of commands with
quotation marks.
If you also use the -f option, the tool runs the commands specified in the -x option first, and then runs the script specified in the-f
option.
If the last command in the set of commands is quit, no prompt is displayed and the command shell exits after running the
commands.
-no_init
Does not run any .synopsys_icc2.setup startup files before displaying the initial icc2_shell prompt.
-version
Displays the version number and build date information, and then exits.
DESCRIPTION
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This command starts the IC Compiler II shell, icc2_shell, which interprets and executes IC Compiler II commands. The icc2_shell
command interpreter is based on Tcl (Tool Command Language).
The shell executes commands until it is terminated by a quit or exit command. In interactive mode, you can also terminate the
icc2_shell session by typing Ctrl+d.
To cancel (interrupt) the command currently executing in icc2_shell, type Ctrl+c. The time it takes for a command to process an
interrupt (stop what it is doing and continue with the next command) depends upon the size of the design and the type of command. If
you type Ctrl+c three times before a command responds to the interrupt, icc2_shell displays the following message and exits:
SEE ALSO
icc2_lm_shell(1)
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