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connecting I/O pins together without inserting buffer

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archive over 18 years ago

Hi,

I have some I/O pins which are analogue and they must be connected together.(that's strange but this is what I have to do!!)
As in the verilog I use assignment stateent to connect these I/O pins together(assign output_pin_A = input_pin_B) , the RTL compiler insert buffer for them. I just wonder if there is anyway to connect them directly without inserting a buffer, (as they are analogue pins).
I guess that is something should be done during the routing stage, whether asking the nanroute to connect them using a feedthrough channel or something like this.

Thanks,

Houman


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    connect the 2 io pins without a buffer might cause lvs failure (2 pin texts on the same net).

    li siang


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    connect the 2 io pins without a buffer might cause lvs failure (2 pin texts on the same net).

    li siang


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by lisiang
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