Hello,
I a business laptop, the antivirus detects the .dll file as malware because of this the simulation not possible. The organization is not allowing to change the antivirus settings. What can be the solution for this ?
What antivirus?
I also have the same problem. With Verilog it is fine.
Okay, I will try with Verilog.
Thanks.
But with Verilog also, it creates the .dll file.
Is there any way in Qspice that without creating .dll a block can be simulated?
From what i know it must become a DLL.
In my case if i compile C++ into DLL i have antivirus problems.
But it dos not mind compiling Verilog.
This is the .cpp file, I have no idea why it get a threat triggered after compile to a DLL. It happens in my computer too. Well… this code is written a year ago and I will try update this code with latest Qspice C++ template.
comp_edget-threatQuarantined.cpp (3.2 KB)
I have rearranged the code into the latest C++ template, and so far, it seems okay. This is the new version that I will update on Github. I plan to remove the .dll file from Github, as Qspice can now prompt a window to ask for compilation. This way, people can review the code and won’t get easily confused about what is happening. Thank you for letting me know.
But for the Qspice example .dll, may be someone need to contact Mike and report window defender report.
example.comp_edgeT.qsch (2.9 KB)
comp_edget.cpp (2.6 KB)