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Ideal net in ETS

Jaydip Mehta
Jaydip Mehta over 16 years ago
I have reset synchronizer at ip TOP whose output goes to reset/set pin of ALL the flop in my IP. I want to declare this net as an ideal net. How can I do this in ets? rtlcompiler by default considers all reset and clock nets as an ideal. But what about ets? Quite surprisingly, set_ideal_network is not supported in ets !
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    Jaydip Mehta over 16 years ago
    Hey grasshopper, Thanks for nice explanation. Its working fine. My exclude_nets.file looks like this : rst_n 0 0 0. I am keeping three zeros to have delay, capacitance and transition all three 0. I have one more question, why setexcldenet command explanation is not available in ANY ets document? Where can I find syntax for this command?
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    Jaydip Mehta over 16 years ago
    Hey grasshopper, Thanks for nice explanation. Its working fine. My exclude_nets.file looks like this : rst_n 0 0 0. I am keeping three zeros to have delay, capacitance and transition all three 0. I have one more question, why setexcldenet command explanation is not available in ANY ets document? Where can I find syntax for this command?
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