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What is Elaborate in ncsim?

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ncsim elaborate

I have seen many times the term of Elaborating the design, but I cannot catch it, can anyone explain it to me?
 

elaborate ncsim

Elaboration consists of connecting the units that were compiled, and establishing
some initial conditions.
 

what is elaborate

is that all? Is Elaboration a necessary step for simulation? could you give me more details?
 

ncsim cannot elaborate

The elaboration process actually constructs a design hierarchy according the information you gave in the design such as the instantiation,configuration ,etc to give the signal connectivity and computes some initial values for all the objects in the design ,which is stored as a snapshot(representation of your design that the simulator uses)
 

what is elaborte in ncsim

During compilation,the individual source files are compiled into libraries and translated to object code. During elaboration, a top-level unit is selected and,
using the configuration information, a hierarchical model is built by
recursively connecting entities and architectures into component
instances. The elaborated model is then simulated.

hope this suits you
 

hi, thanks guys! understood!

BTW: I have seen a lot of synthesis tools using the term elaboration, what does it mean in synthesis area? I guess it related with netlist conversion, right?
 

yes, In synthesis , the term elaboration means converting the rtl code into a generic netlist
 

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