optiSLang projects in Workbench use the following directory structure and files.
*.wbpj/*.wbpz—Workbench project file or archive
*_files—Workbench working directory
dp0—The current design point (reference design)
ETK—Signal Processing working directory
File/Folder Description *.opd optiSLang working directory *.opf optiSLang project file *.orv optiSLang raw value file Input file Input file for signal processing Output file Output file for signal processing
user_files—User or program provided files
optiSLang protocol file containing project session information (for example, calculations or errors)
*.opf—optiSLang project file
*.opd—optiSLang working directory
Algorithm systems
*.omdb—optiSLang monitoring database file
Design directories—Created for every run started by optiSLang. The numbers of these directories are equal to the numbers of the designs shown in the history plots. Stores and processes the modified input files and the result files.
File/Folder Description Input file Input file for design Output file Output file for design Solver Output Solver output files for design *_files Workbench working directory
*.omdb—optiSLang monitoring database file
*.optislang—A special folder that optiSLang creates when the Workbench project information is read for the first time. It contains a JSON file with all relevant data, such as parameters, responses, registered files and a hash value. Reloading the project information is only necessary if the hash value of the project has changed.
Note: For Windows systems, the path length is limited to a total of 260 characters.