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Timing constraine problem in synthesis

KUMARJAYA
KUMARJAYA over 11 years ago

i had design a divider and a up/down counter for a section of my project.Input frequency of clock is 50mhz and it is divided by 50(1mhzclock) to clock up/down counter.but after synthesis their exist a timing problem to registers define for up/down counter

timing problem is

THE FOLLOWING SEQUENTIAL CLOCK PIN HAVE NO CLOCK WAVEFORM DRIVING THEM.NO TIMING CONSTRAINE WILL BE DERIVED FOR PATH LEADING TO AND FROM THESE PINS(which is registers define in up/down counter)

so how can i define clock(1mhz) to up/down counter(which is divided from input clock of 50mhz)? 

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    grasshopper over 11 years ago

    Hi Kumarjaya,

     the message seems quite clear in that the flop's clock is undefined and the clock waverform is infered. Sounds like you need a 'create_generate_clock' constraint on the output of your divider circuit

     

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  • grasshopper
    grasshopper over 11 years ago

    Hi Kumarjaya,

     the message seems quite clear in that the flop's clock is undefined and the clock waverform is infered. Sounds like you need a 'create_generate_clock' constraint on the output of your divider circuit

     

    gh-

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