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a si timing_delt, i forgot to say
a is an output reg
re is just a reg
reg [15] re;
wire [7] df = re[15]? 8'h81:8'h7f;
always .
a<=((re[15]&~(&re[14]))|(~re[15]&(|re[14])))?df:re[7];
...............
and there is submodule use like this
fa fa1(...,...,a);
so , i think there is no replace wire...
the log said nothing
always @(posedge clk or ...)
...
a <= 。。。
i will check the value agian
the mismatch is found by ncsim
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i use flatten compile
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thank you, i found that the a[7] is also used in other submodule
and b[7] is always behigh,but other submodule use a[7],so i think the syn tool
should not remove the wire.
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and a is an output port in this module,it input to other module
the missed net connected nothing,
i will chenk my rtl again
thank U
but when i sim the rtl,the two nets connect normal.
the rslt is right
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i use this
parameter num=7;
always...
....
b<=a[num]?a:-a;
....
does this take the error?
i will try syn again.
i have a 8 bits bus a
when i syn the rtl,i found the bus a is define like this
wire [7:0] a;
but where the pin connect to a[0] and a[7] connected other wire,
and there is no use of this two bits.
what happened?
regards!
when i read in my sdc generated by dc,it takes this warning,and the clock was not generated.
my sdc version is 1.5
icc 200906sp3
who can give a reslution?
regards!
I often met this when i use icc.
I'm sure there is no error in my script.
Server:
Xeon 5530,8Gmem
I want to know how can i fix this?
thanks!
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