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How do you deal with generated data

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Hi there,

We are currently having a discussion, where we try to decide, what data we should manage.
For sure any primary data e.g hand-edited-schematics, or RTL code should be managed.

What do you do with generated data, e.g. a verilog netlist or an extraced cellview.
That generates dependencies between different views of the same object that one should track....

I am wondering, what the best approach is.
Does anyone have a suggestion or best practice advice?

Thanks,

Nena


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Nena
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  • As disk has gotten less expensive, I have seen the trend to save more generated data. If the DM system in use can help ensure all the source data is aligned with the generated data, this can save a lot of time when unwinding changes to find the last time something worked.

    Chris Goldstein


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by chrisg
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  • As disk has gotten less expensive, I have seen the trend to save more generated data. If the DM system in use can help ensure all the source data is aligned with the generated data, this can save a lot of time when unwinding changes to find the last time something worked.

    Chris Goldstein


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by chrisg
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