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Dear Nguyen:

The next step is to go through tutorials 1-5 at least. You will find that there are some things you understand and some you do not understand. Dont worry about those you dont understand yet. Just go through the tutorials as best you can and when you get through tutorial #5 at least (even it is just reading it quickly), then start asking "how do I do this" questions on the newsgroup here and we will help you come up to speed in using Magic.

Charles
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: kl.nguyen 
  To: 'cfk' 
  Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 7:18 PM
  Subject: RE: Problem when install Magic on Redhat Machine


  Thank you so much

   

  Dear Nguyen:

      In your RedHat system, the default shell uses "export" instead of "setenv". Some shells use one, some use others. For your system, you would accomplish the same task by saying:

   

  export CAD_HOME=~cad

  export PATH=$PATH:/home/cad/bin

   

  This presumes you have installed magic in /home/cad. If you installed it somewhere else, you will have to change the directory arguments to export appropriately. Please try that and let us know how you fare as you get to the next step.

   

  Charles



    Hi all, 

    I have trouble to install Magic on Redhat machine. I follow the instruction from the web (http://vlsi.cornell.edu/magic/), but I could not get through step #4 

    4. cd magic-xxx; setenv CAD_HOME ~/cad-try

     

    because setenv is unknown command . Plese help me to install it. Thank you so much 

     

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