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Yes, I can understand lib file. But I don't know why the difference between the information of lib file and specify timing information in the verilog simulation lib file.
It's miraculous
The normal case is that the data must be hold "hold time" after clk edge.
And the negative hold time means the data can changed before the clk edge.
Some blocks may have the negative hold time because they may have the special circuit to hold the data inside.
clock buffer is optimized for some requirements of clock especially. (skew, power and so on)
The clock buffer is symmetrical cell. It means the rise delay equal fall delay nearly.
Re: Synthesis
you must design the netlist (like VHDL)
And you must have the synthesis tool. It can not be waived.
Of course, you need have the ability to use the tool :)
booths algorithm hardware
here is the tutorial file which I write for undergraduate students. It maybe able to help you. If you need the verilog file, I also can find it and upload it.
I want to design the simulation platform for one asynchronous system. Because the system is complex, verilog or VHDL can not express clear and has no enough run speed.
But I find the system C is not good for asynchronous circuit. How can I simulate asynchronous system by systemC very well?
And...
sram vs register file
Does it mean that register file is the optimization from SRAM?
And if I want to use 1kbit FIFO, which type of the memory array is better ?
perl vs. tcl
Perl is more professional than TCL. And Perl can handle more things.
But TCL is more used in the EDA tools directly and Perl need run individually.
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