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LEC - gated clock latches "Unreachable"

Yemelya
Yemelya over 15 years ago

Hello,

LEC between RTL and gate level after gated clock insertion reports all the gated clock latches as "Unreachable".
 
Is there some constrain or command in LEC which should be implemented to resolve this issue?

Thank you very much!

Boris

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  • croy
    croy over 15 years ago

    Hi Boris

     

    This is expected behaviour. During modeling Conformal takes the latch circuit and changes it back to a mux so equivalence checking can be run. Please see Solution 11195852 for more details.

     

    Chrystian

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  • Yemelya
    Yemelya over 15 years ago

     

    Thank you very much!

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  • AMit Raj
    AMit Raj over 14 years ago

    you can use the flatten model with the option -gated_clock

     

     

    Set Flatten Model -Gated_Clock

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  • piyushoct
    piyushoct over 13 years ago

    set flatten model -gated_clock will apply on the golden code or revised code?

    set flatten model -seq_constant will be applied on the golden code or revised code?

     

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  • tstark
    tstark over 13 years ago

    Yes. :-)

    The options will be applied to both (so there is no -golden or -revised option but there is for remodel). I'm pretty sure those options will be applied in a matching manner. So it will apply to one side if it exists in the other. But won't if it doesn't match.

     

    tstark

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  • piyushoct
    piyushoct over 13 years ago

    Thanks....

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