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When I search for all the leaf pins connected to the net of any output port of my module, is there any chance that I see an input pin? I'm expecting only output pins of leaf cells.
Hi,
Whenever I open any file using gvim, I get the following message:
Vim E458: Cannot allocate colormap entry, some colors may be incorrect
But.I'm still able to view files without any difficulty.
Can anyone please help me how to get rid of this?
Thanks.
[Design Compiler] single foreach_in_collection loop for 2 sets of collections
I wanted to traverse through two sets of collections with a single foreach_in_collection. i wanted something like:
for (i=0;i<10;i++)
{
A[i] = B[i];
}
A & B are the 2 collections i have.
Can anyone please help me to...
Hi..
I'm working in primetime shell.
I have a variable like:
set x top/module/d
I want to convert this to top_module_d.
tried using "sed" command. But it is giving error when i search for "/". It works well for other characters like "_", "*","!" etc, but not with "/".
This is what i tried...
yes. it's on IO timing path. So, inserting buffers on clock path also is possible right?
I was just curious to know what can be the reason for using inserting buffers in clock path if it's IO path and not using on reg-reg path. Is it because, if buffers are inserted on clock path at the...
I'm getting it after CTS. What I understand is, the only 3 ways to remove violations is :
1. by replacing the driving cell with another cell with more capacity
2. place the cells close by
3. apply buffers in the clock path
Please let me know if I am right. and also suggest if there are any...
I see negative delays for few cells in the report_timing report. What does this indicate? this delay has been subtracted in the path delay. is this correct? if yes, why? can anyone please explain?
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