Atre
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Hello,
I've encountered a "strange" behaviour of DC, when I read in a netlist. For example, in original netlist I have something like this:
AND2 i_353 (..);
After I read the netlist in dc, I get something like this:
the old name i_353 becomes AND2_i_353.
How can I instruct DC not to include in the instances name the refferenced name? I think it might be a matter of a variable or something, I can't figure out which one.
Thanks in advance!
Added after 1 hours 9 minutes:
Problem solved :-D
set hdlin_verbose_cell_naming false
Hope this helps (it did for me)
I've encountered a "strange" behaviour of DC, when I read in a netlist. For example, in original netlist I have something like this:
AND2 i_353 (..);
After I read the netlist in dc, I get something like this:
the old name i_353 becomes AND2_i_353.
How can I instruct DC not to include in the instances name the refferenced name? I think it might be a matter of a variable or something, I can't figure out which one.
Thanks in advance!
Added after 1 hours 9 minutes:
Atre said:Hello,
I've encountered a "strange" behaviour of DC, when I read in a netlist. For example, in original netlist I have something like this:
AND2 i_353 (..);
After I read the netlist in dc, I get something like this:
the old name i_353 becomes AND2_i_353.
How can I instruct DC not to include in the instances name the refferenced name? I think it might be a matter of a variable or something, I can't figure out which one.
Thanks in advance!
Problem solved :-D
set hdlin_verbose_cell_naming false
Hope this helps (it did for me)