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hInst in cadence encounter???

ajay01
ajay01 over 12 years ago

 Hi,

I am using cadence encounter..

I want to know what is hInst??What it exactly indcate??

Because all are inst then how hInst come??

when i use db commands at that time i come across that term()..........

regards,

ajay

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  • wally1
    wally1 over 12 years ago

    hInst is hierarchical instance. Usually equivalent to a hierarchical module in Verilog. Type "dbSchema hInst" for more information.

    - Brian

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  • ajay01
    ajay01 over 12 years ago

    Many Thanks brian.........

    I also read  dbSchema hInst ...information

    But,Can anyone tell me How in verilog module(netlist) some inst defined as hInst and why??

    we can consider all hInst as Inst in .v(verilog module)???

     

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  • wally1
    wally1 over 12 years ago

    If you have a hierarchy such as the following then U0 and instA/U1 are insts and instA is an hInst. hInsts are hierarchical modules which have insts inside them.

    module top(...);

    ...

         modA instA(...);

         INVXL U0(...) ;

    endmodule

    module modA(...);

    ...

       BUFXL U1(...);

    endmodule

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  • ajay01
    ajay01 over 12 years ago

     Thanks brian...

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