Active-HDL 7.3 web-eval and Xilinx 9.2i.04 Smartmodel simulation?

Has anyone succesfully used Aldec Active HDL 7.3 (web-eval) with a (Verilog) 
Smartmodel simulation?
I'm using Xilinx Webpack 9.2i.04 (IP-Update#2), and I separately downloaded 
and
installed the Aldec Verilog library-update for 9.2i.04.

In Coregen 9.2i.04 (IPUpdate#2), I created a Verilog Virtex5/LXT50 TEMAC.  I 
compiled
the core-generated testbench, then added it to my Aldec design-space.  I 
followed
the directions at 
http://support.aldec.com/KnowledgeBase/Article.aspx?aid=000713

I can compile everything successfully, but when i goto initialize 
simulation, it fails:

# : SWIFT: Session terminated.
# PLI: SWIFT: Template TEMAC_SWIFT_lmtv not found in SmartModel Library!!!: 
$lm_model (0)
# RUNTIME: RUNTIME_0068 $finish called.
# KERNEL: Time: 0 ps,  Iteration: 0,  Instance: 
/testbench/dut/v5_emac_ll/v5_emac_block/v5_emac_wrapper/v5_emac/temac_swift_1/I1, 
Process: #INTERNAL#0_391.

I've double-checked to make sure Smartmodel-library was installed correctly,
I recompiled the swift_lmtv.dll -- basically I tried everything I could 
think of, but
it doesn't work.

I tried a different simulation-design -- RocketIO GTP (from Xilinx 
core-generator)
It fails the same way:
# PLI: SWIFT: Template GTP_DUAL_SWIFT_lmtv not found in SmartModel 
Library!!!: $lm_model (0
similar failure.

Here's a more complete logfile:

asim -pli "$aldec\BIN\swift.dll" -pli "$aldec\BIN\swift_lmtv.dll" -pli 
"C:\Xilinx92i\smartmodel\nt\installed_nt\lib\pcnt.lib\swiftpli.dll" -advdataflow 
  -L ovi_simprim -L ovi_unisim -L ovi_xilinxcorelib glbl testbench
# ELBREAD: Elaboration process.
# ELBREAD: Elaboration time 0.0 [s].
# asim: Stack memory: 32MB
# asim: Retval memory: 32MB
# KERNEL: Main thread initiated.
# KERNEL: Kernel process initialization phase.
# KERNEL: Time resolution set to 1ps.
# ELAB2: Elaboration final pass...
# KERNEL: PLI/VHPI kernel's engine initialization done.
# PLI: Loading library 'C:\Program Files\Aldec\Active-HDL 7.3\bin/systf.dll'
# PLI: Loading library 'C:\Program Files\Aldec\Active-HDL 7.3\BIN\swift.dll'
# PLI: Loading library 'C:\Program Files\Aldec\Active-HDL 
7.3\BIN\swift_lmtv.dll'
# ELAB2: Create instances ...
# ELAB2: Create instances complete.
# ELAB2: Elaboration final pass complete - time: 0.1 [s].
# KERNEL: Kernel process initialization done.
# Allocation: Simulator allocated 4394 kB (elbread=2054 elab2=1973 
kernel=367 sdf=0)
# : SWIFT: Beginning the session.
# : Copyright (c) 1984-2008 Synopsys Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
# : You can use the Browser tool to configure the SmartModel
# : Library and access information about SmartModels:
# :    $LMC_HOME/bin/sl_browser
# :
# : SmartModel product documentation is available here:
# :    $LMC_HOME/doc/smartmodel/manuals/intro.pdf
# :    http://www.synopsys.com/products/lm/doc/smartmodel.html
# :
# : SWIFT: Session terminated.
# PLI: SWIFT: Template TEMAC_SWIFT_lmtv not found in SmartModel Library!!!: 
$lm_model (0)
# RUNTIME: RUNTIME_0068 $finish called.
# KERNEL: Time: 0 ps,  Iteration: 0,  Instance: 
/testbench/dut/v5_emac_ll/v5_emac_block/v5_emac_wrapper/v5_emac/temac_swift_1/I1, 
Process: #INTERNAL#0_391.
# KERNEL: ASDB file was created in location 
c:\temp\coregen\v5_emac_v1_3\simulation\temac\temac\src\wave.asdb
#  11:47 PM, Monday, January 28, 2008
#  Simulation has been initialized
#  Selected Top-Level: glbl testbench

You have to load only one PLI library when you start simulation. In
your case you only need swift_lmtv.dll. The latter has internal
reference to the either libswift.dll or lmtv.dll that you have built
in Xilinx. Xilinx LMC_HOME variable has to point to the smartmodels
installation directory (Xilinx\smartmodel\nt\installed_nt) for
libswift/lmtv to be found.

There is a nice tool to check dependencies inside your dll file. You
can get it from www.dependencywalker.com. Check if you have any links
broken in your swift_lmtv.dll.

Thank you, thank you!  I removed swift.dll from the simulation startup, and 
that
fixed my problem!  (Unfortunately, the ActiveHDL evaluation edition limits
sim sessions to 10us, so I can't see the whole sim.)

"IT" <igortsapenko@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:9adcd213-3227-40e5-98d0-44a570136c05@k39g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> You have to load only one PLI library when you start simulation. In
> your case you only need swift_lmtv.dll. The latter has internal
> reference to the either libswift.dll or lmtv.dll that you have built
> in Xilinx. Xilinx LMC_HOME variable has to point to the smartmodels
> installation directory (Xilinx\smartmodel\nt\installed_nt) for
> libswift/lmtv to be found.
>
> There is a nice tool to check dependencies inside your dll file. You
> can get it from www.dependencywalker.com. Check if you have any links
> broken in your swift_lmtv.dll.