setconfig.mcc files

[ng-2]

Hello every one please can anyone tell me that how the creo knows to pick a proper file during model check execution, means there are 3 files in setconfig.mcc

1.heavy

2.medium

3.light

how it knows to set any one of above file when modelcheck is run. what is the procedure or mechanism to know which file to be set..

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[James62 · Accepted solution]

It depends on CNFG_SELECT_AUTO option in config_init.mc file.

[ng-2]

Hi james

       I agree that it depends on config_select_auto option , if its value is set to "Y" then system will go through condition.mcc file and if its value is set to "N" or "A" then system will go through setconfig.mcc file. but inside setconfig.mcc file there are three options- 1. heavy 2. medium 3. light. Each of these options have different combination of config files.

My question is - when i go through setconfig.mcc file then how modelcheck will understand to pic which option among 1. heavy 2. medium 3. light.

[James62]

Setconfig.mcc makes a list of those three options available to the user in File -> Options -> Environment menu. The user selects the option then the specified configs in setconfig.mcc file get loaded to modelcheck.

http://help.ptc.com/creo_hc/creo30_pma_hc/usascii/index.html#page/pma/model_analysis/To_Set_Up_the_setconf_mcc_File_Usin…

[Mahesh_Sharma]

Nimesh,

Heavy, Medium and Light in setconf.mcc contains the information about check, start and constant files (more conditions can add in that as well).

After setting config_select_auto, user can load the defined condition to run ModelCHECK from File > Options > Environment > Load Config (as in image)