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Unmapped point (not-mapped) in (R)

artoo
artoo over 16 years ago

What does it means when Conformal finds an unmapped point that exists in the revised file (netlist) but not in the golden file (rtl)?

E.g. here is my message:

Unmapped point (not-mapped):
  (R)   1516   DFF  ... hierarchy... /ic_addr_reg_22/U$1

 

I see the always block case statement in the rtl for ic_addr_reg so it exists in rtl, and other similar structures exist which don't cause the same problem.

   always @(posedge ClkIn)
     casez({clk_qual, m_state, ic_update_addr})
       {1'b0, 4'b????,           1'b?} : ic_addr[31:3] <= #1 ic_addr[31:3] ;
       {1'b1, _M_READ_IC_ADDR,   1'b?} : ic_addr[31:3] <= #1 dma_rf_rd_data[31:3] ;
       {1'b1, _M_REREAD_IC_ADDR, 1'b?} : ic_addr[31:3] <= #1 dma_rf_rd_data[31:3] ;
       {1'b1, _M_DMA_WAIT,       1'b1} : ic_addr[31:3] <= #1 ic_addr[31:3] + 29'h1;
       default                         : ic_addr[31:3] <= #1 ic_addr[31:3];
     endcase
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    croy over 16 years ago

     Hi artoo

     

    I would do 'report message -model -golden -verbose > model.rpt', to see what's happening to that flop on the golden side during modeling.

     

    Chrystian

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    croy over 16 years ago

     Hi artoo

     

    I would do 'report message -model -golden -verbose > model.rpt', to see what's happening to that flop on the golden side during modeling.

     

    Chrystian

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