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problem with loading a DEF file

MiladSh
MiladSh over 8 years ago

Hi,

I've run a placement algorithm and now I want to calculate the delay of the specific path in design.

I'm using the same LEF file but when I want to load the DEF file to SoC, it shows the error: SOCSYT-16302.

In general, is it possible to load a DEF file that hasn't been generated by SoC?

Regards

Milad

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    MiladSh over 8 years ago
    Thanks for your answer! My first problem has been solved.
    Now I have a different problem. After the routing, I want to calculate delay of the specific path in the design. I know that I can do this from SDF file and calculate sum of the delays of the cells plus nets of that path. But I want to do this faster than this way. Is there a way to do this faster?
    Regards
    Milad
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    MiladSh over 8 years ago
    Thanks for your answer! My first problem has been solved.
    Now I have a different problem. After the routing, I want to calculate delay of the specific path in the design. I know that I can do this from SDF file and calculate sum of the delays of the cells plus nets of that path. But I want to do this faster than this way. Is there a way to do this faster?
    Regards
    Milad
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