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How to find out the memories used in a design in Design Compiler?

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It seems that I can use report_cell. But who can tell me the detail? There is not a report_memory command in DC.
Thanks.
 

use
all_register or all_registers command

That should work
 

If your memory cells has unified instance name or module name, such as MEM_***, then you can use DC command along with TCL command to find out all the memory instance.
setp 1): use get_cells -hire * -filter "is_sequential == true" //find out all sequential cells, both DFF/Latch/Memory
step 2): use get_attribute command to find out the cell's module name or instance name
step 3): use tcl "regexp" function to match the instance name with MEM_****.
 

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