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Finding common clock path in the design

ssuhas
ssuhas over 14 years ago

Hi,

Can any one tell if we have any comnmmand to find out the common clock path in the design using SOCE?

I wanted to find this to remove the cppr to the common clock paths after OCV.

 

Thanks

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  • diablo
    diablo over 14 years ago

    Before doing timing analysis, using

    setAnalysisMode -cppr both

    removes pessimism from clock paths that have a portion of the
    clock network in common between the clock source and clock
    destination paths.
    The pessimism is introduced when the timing analysis tools
    assume that the common path has different delay values for two
    different paths in case of on-chip variation. The pessimism can
    also be because of clock reconvergence in the clock network.
    The pessimism effects all analysis modes including single, best
    case-worst case (bcwc), and on-chip variation.
    For more information, see “Removing Common Path
    Pessimism”, in the Encounter User Guide.

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