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4-9 Device Files Software Overview
Agilent 93000 SOC Series User Training Part 1, October 2004
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4-9 Device Files
Directory Structure
As discussed above, creating a testflow for a device requires a number
of setup files. These setup files and also other device related files are
stored in subdirectories of a device directory . The device directory can
reside anywhere in your UNIX file system.
Figure 36 Device Directory Structure
The setup directories (configuration, levels, timing, vectors,
pin_attributes) can contain a number of setup files of the respective
type. For example, the timing directory could contain different timing
files:
74ACT299_tim_relaxed,
74ACT299_tim_stressed,
74ACT299_tim_10MHz,
74ACT299_tim_100Mhz.
When you compose a testflow for example for 10MHz speed you would
globally assign the timing file 74ACT299_tim_10MHz to the testflow.
However, if you set up a test which executes tests at 10MHz as well as at
100MHz you had to combine both timings in a single timing file. As
mentioned above, you cannot change files during test execution.
data_set/
configuration/
levels/
timing/
vectors/
testfunc/
report/
calibration/
ch_attributes/
pin_attributes/
.../ <device directory>/