The wave.do is usually a GUI-only script, which defines the signals to be displayed in the waveform viewer. I think it would be better to ignore errors that are thrown by this script, because they usually are not of interest. Usually, it just reports that one or another signalname could not be found in the design. IMHO, that's no reason to stop simulating.
The wave.do is usually a GUI-only script, which defines the signals to be displayed in the waveform viewer. I think it would be better to ignore errors that are thrown by this script, because they usually are not of interest. Usually, it just reports that one or another signalname could not be found in the design. IMHO, that's no reason to stop simulating.