Andrew Beckett
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Life, don't talk to me about Life...
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First of all, apologies for the delay in responding.
I suspect most people will have been put off responding by the rather unreadable nature of your post (please don't use "text message" type language, as it is very hard to read, and there's no tax on characters in an on-line forum). I had to read it several times to decrypt what you said (I must be getting old...)
Anyway, the most likely explanation is that you don't have the simulator "verilog" in your UNIX path. At the UNIX prompt, you'd need to be able to see a result if you type "which verilog".
That said, it really makes little sense using Verilog XL. This has been obsolete for many years - better to use the NC Verilog interface instead. You'll also need that in your path - both come from the IUS stream (now called INCISIV92 in the latest release).
Best Regards,
Andrew.
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