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UPF to CPF conversion

vicky

Is there any utility which would do a conversion of an UPF file to CPF file. I have a testcase which has been implemented using UPF and now I am planning to implement the same using CPF. I did a manual conversion of the commands to create the power domains  but I feel that the way the switch cells and isloation cells are defined in the CPF and UPF is very difficult to convert from it. 

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  • Hi Ramya,

    The ability to convert upf to cpf and vice versa is included as part of the Conformal Low Power license and tool. If you have a conformal low power tool you would invoke clp as follows: unix> lec -lp -verify

    Then you can either use the interactive mode to convert: setup> upf2cpf <upf_filename>

    or you can use the gui: setup> set upf on

                                              setup> start pia

    then within PIA use the File -> Import from UPF option to choose the UPF to be converted.

    Please feel free to email me offline, jrodrig@cadence.com if you have any questions.

    Best regards,

    Mickey

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  • Hi Ramya,

    The ability to convert upf to cpf and vice versa is included as part of the Conformal Low Power license and tool. If you have a conformal low power tool you would invoke clp as follows: unix> lec -lp -verify

    Then you can either use the interactive mode to convert: setup> upf2cpf <upf_filename>

    or you can use the gui: setup> set upf on

                                              setup> start pia

    then within PIA use the File -> Import from UPF option to choose the UPF to be converted.

    Please feel free to email me offline, jrodrig@cadence.com if you have any questions.

    Best regards,

    Mickey

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