// This force file generates a clock with 40ns period for the 2 bit
// counter.  The simulation runs for 500ns.
//
// -Todd M. Bezenek, March 1998.

// Note:  The ordering of these commands is important in some cases.  If
// you are getting errors, you can find out more (a little more, maybe)
// about what is wrong by executing the force file using the "dofile"
// command.  Do this by typing "dofile <force_file_path_with_name>".
//
// This command is normally executed by "Setup > Force > From file..."

// You can find out more about what commands can go in a force file by
// looking in the document "SimView Common Simulation Reference Manual"
// using the BOLD Browser.  Also, note that force files are essentially
// written in the language AMPLE.  Several of the documents in the BOLD
// Browser "File > Open > Document..." list are about the AMPLE
// language.

// Reset the old trace.
$reset_state();
$delete_forces(@all, void);

// Window commands below will now affect the trace window.
open trace
$set_active_window("trace");			
delete traces -all
delete cursor -all

// Insert the traces and the cursor.
add traces clk out0 out1
add cursor cursor1 0

// Set up the trace window.
set user scale -type time 1e-09
set label interval 40 40 
 
// Set up the clock force.
set clock period 40
force clk 0 0 -repeat
force clk 1 20 -repeat
      				
// Run the simulation.
run 500