I'm here again with my weird errors :P

I have a testbench written in Verilog. Usually, when you save you
should have in the same Cell View a Symbol (automatically generated).

In my case, I'm not bale to obtain this because I receive this error:

ncvlog: *F,DLIORG: Library (physical path) /user/fzappon/testIC6/
Francesco was originally compiled with logical name 'Sinan'. Please
include the original definition of library in cds.lib file.

and, obviously, I have no Symbol view.

What I've tried to do is: go to Virtuoso main window, select IBM_PDK --
> Library --> Edit cds.lib file: in this file, the old library (Sinan)
is defined, so I can't see where the problem could be. Moreover, I
have the library in my library manager.

Do you have any idea of what this problem could be?

Thanks, as usual, in advance

Francesco.

Its been a while since Ive seen this error but pretty sure there is a
library hook in your verilog, try searching for Sinan or library (not
sure
of the case) then comment it out.

Francesco,

In your library directory, there will be an outdated "pak" file. Something like

inca.lnx86.165.pak

(there may be more than one).

Please delete the pak files.

If a library is renamed, the pak file remains, but contains information about 
the old library name. As a result, when ncvlog tries to compile the verilog code 
(needed to analyse it to identify pin names and so on), it can't because there's 
a mismatch between the logical name (Sinan, which is what the library was 
previously called, presumably) and the current name (Francesco?).

Regards,

Andrew.