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Modelsim question
Hi aji_vlsi, I have instantiate the encrypted IP and vlog vsim my_top, but it cant find the IP. How to include these encrypted files, it seems simply instantiate is not enough.
Thank you stormwolf, these command are exist already. I find this phenomena is on QN output only register, and the Q is disapper, how to prevent DC optimize these Q ouput disapper?
A is a 6bits register, in the output netlist, the registers' output are n12,n32,n35,etc. I want the result are A[5], A[4] …… A[0], what should I do? Thank you!
"set compile_preserve_subdesign_interfaces true" is only effective during compile, set which variable or use which command to preserve subdesign interfaces when "insert_dft"? Thanks.
formality reference unmatched
In rtl code there are a 8 bit reg and the reg[5:3] have a constant value "0", in netlist these three bit were TIEL, but formality reports these three bit unmatched points in reference object, why? What should I do now? Thanks.
HI jitendra, report_test command is not supported in XG mode and I use report_scan_path -cell all instead, the cells are actually present in design. I use U1/1 instead of TOP/U1/1, the same warning message reported, maybe some other reason exist, thank you!
I do bottom-up scan synthesis with synopsys DC Version X-2005.09, when I stitch scan chains at top level like this " set_scan_path chain1 -view existing_dft -scan_data_in PAD_TIN7 -scan_data_out PAD_TOUT7 -ordered_elements {top/U1/1, top/U2/1} -complete true " it report "Warning: top/U1/1, is...
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