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What is the equivalent of "synopsys translate_[on|off]

Karthik244

Synopsys-DC allowes the designers to embed "synopsys translate_off followed by translate_on" in the RTL, to inform DC that the RTL code inside those two statements should not be synthesized. 

What is the equivalent procedure in RC?

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  •  Same thing. RC supports a number of SNPS pragmas or if you are more of a purist you can replace with

     // cadence translate_on/off

    The folllowing attribute allows you to create your own pragma keyword

     

     attribute name: input_pragma_keyword
              category: hdl (controls HDL file processing)
           object type: root
           access type: read-write
             data type: string
         default value: cadence synopsys get2chip g2c ambit pragma
                  help: Specifies pragma keywords.

     

    regards,

    gh

     

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  •  Same thing. RC supports a number of SNPS pragmas or if you are more of a purist you can replace with

     // cadence translate_on/off

    The folllowing attribute allows you to create your own pragma keyword

     

     attribute name: input_pragma_keyword
              category: hdl (controls HDL file processing)
           object type: root
           access type: read-write
             data type: string
         default value: cadence synopsys get2chip g2c ambit pragma
                  help: Specifies pragma keywords.

     

    regards,

    gh

     

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