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CONFORMAL LEC- MODULES SKIPPED FROM HIER. BCOZ OFEXTRA PORTS AFTER MBIST INSERTION

SWAROOP24X7
SWAROOP24X7 over 12 years ago
Hi all,

I'm doing logical equivalence check between
1)RTL n MBIST inserted NETLIST
2)PLAIN NETLIST without MBIST n DFT stuffs vs MBIST inserted NETLIST
TEST_MODE is a top level pin of my design which when 0 makes the design in pure functional mode.My design is very complex and I'm moving with hierarchial comparison.So dpends on tool generated script.My issue is in the revised netlist there are many registers extra..which are the output ports of internal modules.So when i did

add pin constraints 0 TEST_MODE -revised
write hier dofile LEC.do -constraint -noexact -replace

since golden has no mbist cells many internal modules are skipped from hierarchial script(dofile).And when compared at the higher hierarchy of design it gave me many non equivalent points.So that the TEST_MODE 0 value cant be propagated.Please if anyone knows the solution please do reply

Please help,i'm in the critical stage of the project.
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