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And I have a question : Do you want to create two seperated power domain, and there is a module named "A", in one power domain, and another module named "B" which is the same as module A, in the other domain? If the description is correct, I think you need not to rewrite the RTL code.
In my opinion, if you use invclk instead of bufclk, the clock tree will be so long because of the fanout of clock. So the tool will decide place where use inv or buff.
If you can confirm that the clkA and clkB ablosutely come from the same source, and according to the design requirement you do want to check the timing between these domain, you can set these clocks in the same clock group. Then tools will check timing in these domains.
I am sure that there is a command u can use. U mean the signal is generated by the other logic and control the whole chip to into scanmode?
I think u could set the signal to 111 (than the chip will be set in the scan mode). the command will be set_dft_signal -constant or test_hold something...
dc unmapped
Tools will check and use the library which you set to mapped the instance , if there is no correct library, the tool will left the internal component in the netlist. If your lib set is correct, you can check which module called the MOD_UNS_OP, and how it works in the RTL code.
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