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report_timing -max_paths regarding

vimalraj205 over 11 years ago

Hai friends

I am confused why this command

report_timing -max_paths 10 is reporting only 5 different paths each path repeated two times

Anybody has already known this reason

please help me.....

Thanks

Vimal

wally1 over 11 years ago

You are likely seeing a rising and falling path between each begin/end point or the path is going through different logicc. If you want each end point to be unique use -max_points.
- Brian
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vimalraj205 over 11 years ago

Thank you Brian for your valuable suggestion...
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sruthikesh over 11 years ago

Is this a newly added command because I'm not able to use this command.
Error : A command argument did not match any of the acceptable command options. [TUI-64] [report timing]
: The argument in question is '-max_paths'.
: Check the command usage and correct the input to the command.

command used is : report timing -max_paths 5 > timing.rpt
Is there something to be added to the script to enable max_paths command. Does this command print only 1 path for a logic.

Thanks and regards
Sruthikesh
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grasshopper over 11 years ago

Hi Sruthikesh,
Looks from your error message you are using RC and not EDI/ETS/Tempus. The suported options there are indeed not identical

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sruthikesh over 11 years ago

Hi gh
yes it is RC and is there a similar option in RC to report only 1 path for a start and endpoint.
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