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Well, you never know the when they are really happen. The RTL is missing for some of the reason, and only left the final netlist.
Of course I can write script to convert the netlist to the targeted library, it maybe cause some errors and messy which will be my last stand.
By the way, is...
In Synopsys DC, If I am not wrong, there a way, but Cadence RC I cant find how. I only can access the RC.
LEC we still can verify with netlist vs netlist but load with both library.
There are many aspects to cause the size different, both tools are running with different optimization method, this is normal to have size different but not more than 20% different btw both.
I only can guess the constraints in both could be different, e.g in synthesis you have use WLM, (top...
I have a synthesize netlist target to one foundry, now I need to change to other process, I don't have the RTL to re-synthesis again, can I revert back to the generic netlist or target to other process node directly. FYI I only can access Cadence RC.
Re: i2c master behaviour
Hi,
It depend on the designer requirement. You can have I2C master retransmit slave address like 4/8 times, if still not ACK from the slave side, master should be send STOP.
Hi All,
I found the warning about the timing loop detecteds in my synthesis report. What is this warning mean? Is this a critical warning? How to solve it?
Can someone explain some theory on the timing loop issue.
thanks
Hi,
I am new to VHDL. And I try to convert to verilog.
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signal internalCNT, CNTupto, internalCNTaddr: std_logic_vector(11 downto 0);
type errorLOCtype is array (7 downto 0) of std_logic_vector(7 downto 0);
signal errorLOC: errorLOCtype;
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