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Building and Simulating in Batch Mode Simulating and Debugging a Model Target Time Limits You can set the maximum time for which the simulation runs. • Simulation: Limit batch run to the specified number of simulation time units. Allowed units: [fs | ps | ns | us | ms | s ] e.g. /SimTime=30ms : stop after 30 milliseconds of simulation time • RealTime=time Limit batch run to the specified realtime seconds e.g. /RealTime=5 :stop after 5 seconds Saving the batch When the batch mode options are specified, you can save the batch mode specifications by clicking the Save button. The options are saved in the Windows Registry. CoMET can then be invoked from the command line. See Command line batch mode below. Exporting a CoMET Batch File You can export the Batch Mode dialog batch specifications as a CoMET 5 batch file. Click the Export button, browse to the required location and specify the file name to save. You can then reload the batch file using the Import feature, or specify the CoMET batch mode as an option when running CoMET in command line batch mode. See Command line batch mode, page 150. Importing a CoMET batch file If you have created a batch file in the CoMET 4 batch file or CoMET 5 batch file format, you can load it in the CoMET 5 batch dialog. Click the Import button and browse for the CoMET batch file. CoMET imports the options and displays it in the Batch dialog Workspace Paths list. You can then edit it using the editing features described above. You can also run a CoMET 4 batch file from the command line. See Command line batch mode using a CoMET 4 batch file, page 151. Running the batch When the batch mode options are created, you can run the batch mode by clicking the Run button. Alternatively you can run the batch from the command line. See Command line batch mode below. If anything causes a halt, such as errors in building or simulating, or manual intervention, batch mode ends. You can use the Stop Build and Stop Simulation menu or toolbar items to stop execution. Within each workspace, targets are built and simulated in the order in which they appear in the workspace projects tree. Confidential and Proprietary. May not be used, disclosed or reproduced except as expressly authorized in a written agreement with VaST. 149