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GND (ground) connectivity to net

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Hi all,
Can someone help and tell me why I have nets that connected to ground. Is that a problem ?

Thanks,
Moshe
 

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In the absence of further information.......it is your design so you are the best one to answer your Q.
btw - looking a the image, the data and address lines look multi-driven. The I2C master should only be the source driving them.
 

Grounded nets often mean that the signals/lines are not connected to anything in your HDL (ie. the signals/lines are not driven). So, synthesis has simply tied them to their initialized value of 0=GND.
 

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