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SOC Encounter

Oysters

 how to write .io assignment file in SOC encounter.

c an anyone tell me or can give me any documents regarding , How to write .io file for the SOC Encounter

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  • Oysters

     thanks for the answer,

    but it would be better if you had given me some material regarding the .io assignment .

    ok i'll tell what my problem is:

    i am using umc library, i have synthesized my code using RTL Compiler and now have to do P & R so i am using SOC Encounter.

    after enering all the desired libraries in the Design Import window i have to add .io assignment file to get the i/o pad in my design and along with it there are also filler pads and corner pads.

    i have seen the i/o library which has many pads in it, and has some idea wat it is

    but how to wite a .io file , i am not able to get

    do i have to add in the synthesized netlist  which i got from RTL Compiler so if i have to add in it how do i write it.

    plz give me some file if you have (like some small example ,adder)

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  • Oysters

     thanks for the answer,

    but it would be better if you had given me some material regarding the .io assignment .

    ok i'll tell what my problem is:

    i am using umc library, i have synthesized my code using RTL Compiler and now have to do P & R so i am using SOC Encounter.

    after enering all the desired libraries in the Design Import window i have to add .io assignment file to get the i/o pad in my design and along with it there are also filler pads and corner pads.

    i have seen the i/o library which has many pads in it, and has some idea wat it is

    but how to wite a .io file , i am not able to get

    do i have to add in the synthesized netlist  which i got from RTL Compiler so if i have to add in it how do i write it.

    plz give me some file if you have (like some small example ,adder)

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