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Command for getting only the si delay

ssuhas
ssuhas over 14 years ago

Hi,

I wanted to know the si delay added after performing SI analysis.

Can anyone let me know the command to get only the SI delay of the nets

 

Thanks

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    Kari over 14 years ago

     Hi,

    To see the incremental delay from SI analysis, set up your report format to include it:

    set_global report_timing_format {instance cell arc delay incr_delay arrival load slew fanout pin_location}

    Then, when you do report_timing or timeDesign, you'll have an incr_delay column. If you want the net and component delay split out on separate lines, you'll neet to use report_timing -net. Otherwise, the default is to combine the component and net delay into one line.

    Hope that helps,

    - Kari

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  • Kari
    Kari over 14 years ago

     Hi,

    To see the incremental delay from SI analysis, set up your report format to include it:

    set_global report_timing_format {instance cell arc delay incr_delay arrival load slew fanout pin_location}

    Then, when you do report_timing or timeDesign, you'll have an incr_delay column. If you want the net and component delay split out on separate lines, you'll neet to use report_timing -net. Otherwise, the default is to combine the component and net delay into one line.

    Hope that helps,

    - Kari

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