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HariKrishnaAMD
HariKrishnaAMD over 14 years ago

 hi all,

I am getting information about only one path using report_timing -collection.

how can i get information about many paths using report_timing -collection

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  • BobD
    BobD over 14 years ago

    Have a look at the comments section of this blog entry -- it covers that subject I believe:

    /blogs/di/archive/2010/07/23/programatically-capturing-cell-delay-in-the-encounter-digital-implementation-system.aspx

    If you have multiple paths in the collection you can iterate through them with "foreach_in_collection". For example of you wanted to print out how many timing points were in each of the first 10 worst paths in the design you could do this:

    set c [report_timing -max_points 10 -collection]
    set count 1
    foreach_in_collection path $c {
    set timing_points [get_property $path timing_points]
    puts "Path $count contains [sizeof_collection $timing_points] timing point(s)"
    incr count
    }

     

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  • HariKrishnaAMD
    HariKrishnaAMD over 14 years ago

     hi bob,

            thanx a lot...I think it will do for me

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