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LEC can be performed both on hierarchical netlist and flat netlist.. Equivalence check is done to check whether netlist (after synthesis optimisation, post cts, post route) is logically equivalent to golden RTL or netlist..
How to check in PT missing clock definitions and unregistered flops? Say I have 200 clocks in my design and I miss to define a clock.. how can we figure unregistered flops?
I am new to PT.. I am reading PTUGs from SOLD.. Are there any good material on "how to Read PT timing reports".. Tips for quick analysis on violations..
Can anybody help analysing why the setup slack is violated in the report below
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Report : timing
-path_type full
-delay_type max
-max_paths 1
Design : f781715
Version: D-2010.06-SP3
Date : Thu Dec 16 10:43:22 2010...
Try this should work
input [3:0] d;
input clk, rst;
output [3:0] q;
reg [3:0] hold;
always @(posedge clk or posedge rst)
begin
if (rst)
hold <= 0;
else
hold <= d >> 1;
end
end
assign q = hold;
You can't port map this way while instantiating..
.pguclks18 ("ckucsigd[24], ckucsigd[23], ckucsigd[22] ")
this will port map it to a string... hence the problem..
Use this way
.pguclks18 (ckucsigd[24:22])
This will solve the case..
scan mode sta
What are the various modes in which STA is performed using Primetime.
Added after 54 minutes:
I mean OCV, PVT are different modes right.. If so then do we generate timing reports in each mode (like with OCV, with PVT). What all analysis are to be made while doing STA.
You need SDF + Synthesised netlist
I hope you have the synthesised netlist.
Normally in DC you can generate sdf using write_sdf command.. Mostly a similar instruction should be in RC also.. cross check..
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