How to Create a Smart Asic Design

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Start with Configuration Management.

   For example, Clearcase.
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   Step 2: Check in a file: ct ci -c <comment> <filename>

   ,,,,,, Unreserved CO with reqmaster: ct co
   -nmaster
   -unres <filename>
   
   ,,,,,,  ; ct rm <file_name> ; ct ci
   -nc . ct lsco
   -r
   -cview
   --> List recursively checkouts from your current view ccfindEclipsed
   --> List recursively Eclipsed elements from your view ct lsdo
   -r
   --> List recursively derived objects ct catcr <derived_object_file>
   --> Find ClearCase file dependencies through derived object ct rmdo <derived_object_file>
   --> Remove derived objects
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   Step 3: Create a label: ct mklbtype <label>

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   Step 4: Assign a label: ct mklabel <label> <file>

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   Step 5: Move a label: ct mklabel -replace <labelname> <filename@@/main/vernum>

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   Step 6: here vernum is the version to which move this label.

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   Step 7: Check out a file: ct co -nc <filename>

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   Step 8: Create element: ct mkelem -nc <filename>

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   Step 9: Request master: ct mkelem -master -nc <filename> : When new file has to be created.

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    Step 10: Request master: ct reqmaster <filename@@/main/> Wait for 15 min for checking out

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    Step 11: Create Symlink: ct co <parent_directory>; ct ln -s <source_directory> ./parent_drectory/.

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    Step 12: Create release: cd /cdb/MPUSSTFInt/modules; create_release -label <labelname> DAPAPBMUX_SP Older Version: /cdb/dbshared/ind/bin/create_release

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    Step 13: Edit configspec: ct edcs

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    Step 14: Set configspec: ct setcs <configspecfilename>

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    Step 15: Make directory: ct mkdir <dir>

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    Step 16: Change permission: ct protect -chmod +x <file_name> ct setcs $WORK_AREA/env/config_spec/--> mounting toconfig spec ct co -nc fname.v --> check out ct unco fname.v --> cancel checkout ct ci -c "comments" fname.v --> check in ccsubmit -n ccsubmit mpu_top_arm1136_smx_* --> ct describe <file name> --> to know properties of the file ct startview <cc view name> --> to set a cc view of anyone ct setview <cc view name> --> set the view ct pwv --> ct lsprivate -co --> list private files ct setview <login>_<view_name> --> to set a view ct startview <login>_<view_name> --> to start a view ct lsvtree -g --> to view cc database structure ct lstype -kind <brtype|lgtype|attype> --> to view cc database structure ct co -nc .

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