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connectivity check after p&R

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archive over 19 years ago

Hi;
Thank you for the help.
Since this is my first time to use encounter, I have many problems.
When I am done with P&R and did connectivity check, I have connection problems with vdd and vss.
I have already done the following.

sroute -nets {vdd vss}

but still have this problem.
Can I check if this is a real problem?
If so, how can I solve this problem?

Thank you so much


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    archive over 18 years ago

    if those open are related to tie high/low, you might want to re-run routing again using "globalDetailRouteBatch". Aslo check for any warning message in the log file to see if you have any "bad net". One other thing, you are using soc41 (which might have some bugs in there) and you should try to upgrade to SOC61usr2.   You should talk to your AE if you are still having problem.

    li siang


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    if those open are related to tie high/low, you might want to re-run routing again using "globalDetailRouteBatch". Aslo check for any warning message in the log file to see if you have any "bad net". One other thing, you are using soc41 (which might have some bugs in there) and you should try to upgrade to SOC61usr2.   You should talk to your AE if you are still having problem.

    li siang


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