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**ERROR: (SOCCK-776), 775 - CTS error messages

Rajesh Vembu
I got the following error messages during CTS.

Please let me know when these errors are generated and what could've caused  the same

 

**ERROR: (SOCCK-776):   0: CTS finds wrong polarity on this instance's input pin uClockGen_3/n2_CLK400_DDR_half_L1_I0:A.

**ERROR: (SOCCK-773):   0: CTS finds wrong polarity on this instance's output pin uClockGen_3/CLK400_DDR_div2:CK.

**ERROR: (SOCCK-774):   ****** CTS for uClockGen_3/cts_PLL3_CLKOUT/I_ctsroota1/A has logic error.

**ERROR: (SOCCK-775):   ****** It is a FATAL ERROR. Please report to Cadence AE.

 

I'm using SoCE 7.1USR3 version.
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  •  The singleDelim option should not change the polarity, that's why it was a bug, which was fixed some time ago. You are using an older version of the tool. It may be that the polarity was not actually changed, but the error messages led the user to think it was. That's why I suggested running LEC.

    Error message documentation is improving all the time. In EDI 9.1, you can do the following:

    help  SOCCK-776

    --> summary of the message

    man SOCCK-776

    --> more detailed description

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  •  The singleDelim option should not change the polarity, that's why it was a bug, which was fixed some time ago. You are using an older version of the tool. It may be that the polarity was not actually changed, but the error messages led the user to think it was. That's why I suggested running LEC.

    Error message documentation is improving all the time. In EDI 9.1, you can do the following:

    help  SOCCK-776

    --> summary of the message

    man SOCCK-776

    --> more detailed description

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