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A warning when doing timing-driven NanoRoute, Urgent!

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#Total number of DRC violations = 2
#Total number of violations on LAYER M1 = 2
#Total number of violations on LAYER M2 = 0
#Total number of violations on LAYER M3 = 0
#Total number of violations on LAYER M4 = 0
#Total number of violations on LAYER M5 = 0
#Total number of violations on LAYER M6 = 0
#Total number of violations on LAYER M7 = 0
#Total number of violations on LAYER M8 = 0
#option droute_honor_min_feature is default to true
#    because min feature/manufacturing grid is defined in the library
#Analyzing pin access.
#Done analyzing pin access.
#WARNING (NR) No sdc file was imported, Timing Analyzer is not called.
#WARNING (NR) Total 176 pins do not have the noise margin specified, in which 176 pins are IO pins. Default rise/fall noise margins 0.400000/0.500000 have been used.
#    48 out of 48 nets are selected for further SI-fixing!

Above is an excerpt from nanoroute log file, the red characters means SDC file is not imported? But I never see setNanoRouteMode can set which SDC file to use. How can I make this WARNING disappear? Need help

BRs


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    Posted By Kari on 6/20/2008 2:29 PM
    What version do you see this in? It appears to be a bug in older versions, where this message was printed, but the SDC is in fact read in and timing-driven routing is still performed. In the rest of the route log, do you see timing numbers?

    - Kari

    I am now using SOC-E 52 update 5. This version of Encounter also will issue a warning if I didn't give it the '.timing.tif' file, that why I use the 'writeDesignTiming' command 1st to generate a timing file. By the way, I didn't see any timing numbers after NanoRoute, just see a WNS at the very beginning of the globalDetailRoute phase, I think this is the result NanoRoute parsed from the '.timing.tif' file.

    BRs


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    Posted By Kari on 6/20/2008 2:29 PM
    What version do you see this in? It appears to be a bug in older versions, where this message was printed, but the SDC is in fact read in and timing-driven routing is still performed. In the rest of the route log, do you see timing numbers?

    - Kari

    I am now using SOC-E 52 update 5. This version of Encounter also will issue a warning if I didn't give it the '.timing.tif' file, that why I use the 'writeDesignTiming' command 1st to generate a timing file. By the way, I didn't see any timing numbers after NanoRoute, just see a WNS at the very beginning of the globalDetailRoute phase, I think this is the result NanoRoute parsed from the '.timing.tif' file.

    BRs


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