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How can I trace the additional cells inserted by SOC Encounter?

IEEE Chairman
IEEE Chairman over 13 years ago

Hi everyone,

I do a mixed-signal circuit design, and I want to exactly know  "where" and "what" additional cells are inserted due to fan in-out constraints, or some other timming issues. How can I trace the additional cells inserted by SOC Encounter?

Thanks for any reply!

 

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    Vio719 over 13 years ago
    Before optDesign , use setOptMode settings like -addInstancePrefix <prefix_name> and use

    -useConcatDefaultsPrefix false

    . Let us know whether you have all ready try this option. Explore other settings of setOptMode before going for optDesign.

     

    Thnx,

    Vio

     

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  • Vio719
    Vio719 over 13 years ago
    Before optDesign , use setOptMode settings like -addInstancePrefix <prefix_name> and use

    -useConcatDefaultsPrefix false

    . Let us know whether you have all ready try this option. Explore other settings of setOptMode before going for optDesign.

     

    Thnx,

    Vio

     

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