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naming on CSA module

tompy

 Hi:

     I have a datapath module, after synthesize -to_generic, there are some CSA module has been added by RC, which naming is very ugly. Both in module name and instance name.

its RTL is :assign  mout_int = smult(coeff,datain);  where smult is a function.

 and 

its instance name is : \smult_30_22:mux_59_9_g1,  I don't want "/" and ":" which is not accepted by STA tool. I can't find the option to change name. Besides re-write by design compiler, is there any option in RC I can use to replace them?

I also got ugly module name such as  \csa_tree_smult_30_22:sub_62_34_group_325

thanks for the help!

 

 

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  •  Hi Tompy,

     one more comment on naming attributes. Generally speaking, naming style use a default to increase "by name" compatibility with Formal tools (LEC, Formality, etc). The more you change the naming defaults without changing on the formal setup, the more likely you will see increases in runtime and potentially even aborts.

    regards,

    gh-

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  •  Hi Tompy,

     one more comment on naming attributes. Generally speaking, naming style use a default to increase "by name" compatibility with Formal tools (LEC, Formality, etc). The more you change the naming defaults without changing on the formal setup, the more likely you will see increases in runtime and potentially even aborts.

    regards,

    gh-

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