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what's the "FTerm" mean(IMPSYC-1265)?

Goddard over 2 years ago

The commands I have used are as follows:

%addNet -power AVSS

%dbGet top.nets.name AVSS

AVSS

%assignPGbumps -nets AVSS -selected

WARN(IMPSYC-1265): FTerm was not found for net "AVSS" ,AVSS has been created.

I dont understand the meaning of FTerm and (IMPSYC-1265)?

I would be very grateful if someone who could advise me.

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DimoM over 2 years ago

Hi,

what fTerm means is explained with examples here: Differences between and usage of term,fterm,inst,cell,hinst. .

Now, this warning seems to have informative character to me.
The way I understand it is that your top block did not have a fTerm for this net, so the tool created it.

You can try to create a port explicitly to see if the warning still pops up:
addNet -power AVSS
addModulePort "" AVSS input

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Dimo
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Goddard over 2 years ago in reply to DimoM

Thanks a lot for your reply, and its very helpful to read your recommended post.

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Goddard over 2 years ago in reply to DimoM

Thanks a lot for your reply, and its very helpful to read your recommended post.

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