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RTL Compiler: "Clock Tree" Reports

moogyd
moogyd over 14 years ago

Hi,

I have a design with multiple clocks (including generated clocks)., and I would like to find out how many registers are driven by each defined clock. Clocks are defined via SDC files

I assume that there is a way of doing this, but cannot work it out.

Thanks for any help

Steven

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    bmiller over 14 years ago

     I suggest using the "all des seq" command combined with TCL "llength".  For example:

    rc>  set num_flops_clk [llength [all des seq -clock clk]]

     

    Look at the "all des seq" usage (all des seq -h).  It has other very useful options.

    Brad

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  • bmiller
    bmiller over 14 years ago

     I suggest using the "all des seq" command combined with TCL "llength".  For example:

    rc>  set num_flops_clk [llength [all des seq -clock clk]]

     

    Look at the "all des seq" usage (all des seq -h).  It has other very useful options.

    Brad

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