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thevansakthi
thevansakthi over 12 years ago

hi

i need to know how to grep only the negative  slack value from the report

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  • BobD
    BobD over 12 years ago

    There's probably a better way than grep. Try "calNegSlack" or "get_metric timing.setup.WNS.reg2reg" for example. 

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  • chirag maniya
    chirag maniya over 12 years ago

    Hi,,,Bob

    calNegslack is very useful to see WNS..

    However using that command, One is unable to see beginpoint and endpoint of violated path.

    I think So its better to grep negative slack only so that one can see begin and endpoint.

    Or If this can be done using any other command then please let me know.

     

    Thanks,

    Chirag Maniya

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  • fitz
    fitz over 12 years ago

    I find that parsing the .mtarpt.gz file that is used for the timing debug is the easiest  way to get simple start,  end,  slack reports.

    report_timing -machine_readable -max_points 50000 -max_slack 5.00   > ${DATE}/${DESIGN}_2_preCTS/${DESIGN}.mtarpt.gz

     gzip -cd *.mtarpt.gz | egrep "BEGINPT |ENDPT |SLK |PATH " | egrep -v " END_LAUNCH_CLK_PATH| DATA_PATH|END_PATH" >! END_BEGIN_SLK.summary

     Shawn

     

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