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Verilog netlist to Schematics

Anas2023a95
Anas2023a95 over 2 years ago

Dear all, 

I have an RTL design synthesized by Genus, and placed and routed by Innovus.

In the process of verifying the design, I was thinking of running Corner Analysis. I have done such analysis before using Virtuoso for a schematic view design. 
So, I started thinking about how I could convert the netlist generated by Genus to a schematic that I could open in Virtuoso and run the different simulations. 
I tried using the Verilog In tool in Virtuoso (File -> Import -> Verilog) but that didn't quite work.

Log output: 

@(#)$CDS: ihdl version 6.1.8-64b 10/05/2021 19:14 (cpgsrv11) $ Wed Aug 30 15:49:50 2023

INFO (VERILOGIN-589): Using xmvlog binary for compilation.
ERROR (VERILOGIN-540): visadev load failed
INFO (VERILOGIN-206): End of Logfile.

Any suggestions? Many thanks.

Kind regards,

Anas

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  • Andrew018
    Andrew018 over 2 years ago

    Consider exploring options for netlist conversion or simulation tool compatibility. You might find success with tools like Cadence's NC-Sim or Synopsys' VCS, which are better suited for RTL simulation and analysis, allowing for a smoother transition from Genus to Virtuoso. Also, check out AC Football Cases

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