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RE: path groups encounter timing analysis

kenambo
kenambo over 9 years ago

Hi All,

While doing timing analysis, I have a different path group as "reg2reg_temp.2234" instead of "reg2reg" path group. The path group is supposed to be reg2reg right?

Why this change? Is there anything else I can do to change this?

And in timing report, I have some paths in which launch clock is leading edge of a clock and capture clock is also the same clock with trailing edge. and the phase shift also 0.
Is this common for a timing path? or am I missing something?

Thanks.

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  • TataPNRao
    TataPNRao over 8 years ago

    Hi,

    Can you please check which are data to data checks ?

    if yes, In general we are seeing this issue because of

    1.missing case analysis statements for scan pins (if you are seeing paths between SI to SE)

    2. Arc definition in  library data.

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  • TataPNRao
    TataPNRao over 8 years ago

    Hi,

    Can you please check which are data to data checks ?

    if yes, In general we are seeing this issue because of

    1.missing case analysis statements for scan pins (if you are seeing paths between SI to SE)

    2. Arc definition in  library data.

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