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ArvindBezawada
ArvindBezawada over 12 years ago

Hi how to give adress of timing library and other valuies using this command

 dbNetEvalDelayAndTran netPtr timeArcPtr rise_delay(ns) rise_trans(ns) fall_delay(ns) fall_trans(ns)

 RightNow for reporting slew value of a net using "reportNet -net net_name"..This is taking longer time ..if it is a post route database it is

going for full chip extraction and then it is reporting so can we use any dbget command as alternative.......

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  • chirag maniya
    chirag maniya over 12 years ago

    Looks like ...When you load a fresh databsase and then use report_property then it will extract for full design.

    So First use report_timing and then use 'report_property' command.

    If you already have done report_timing on design then it will not extract again.

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  • chirag maniya
    chirag maniya over 12 years ago

    Looks like ...When you load a fresh databsase and then use report_property then it will extract for full design.

    So First use report_timing and then use 'report_property' command.

    If you already have done report_timing on design then it will not extract again.

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