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Most common problems and tools you are using

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Hello everybody,

not too sure yet as what youa re expecting from this forums. We do know what we want to make of them i.e.e a place where we, the users, can discuss issues, share best practices and share our frustration but I would like to know what you would like to see here.

For a start I am curious to see what are your top 5 most common problems and get an idea of which tool you are using for synthesis as well as for test insertion/analysis.

This is our forum so let give it life.

Thanks,
Eric Venditti (forum moderator)


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by evenditti
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  • I just wanna tell me , what tools we r using.
    basically we use all cadence tools for front end and backend design.
    As my experience RTL compiler becoming very big competitor for Design compiler in 1 yr.
    i use both DC and RC for synthesis. What i saw difference in RC is run time faster and handle big design in minimum time.

    placement> Physical compiler is good.
    Logic Synthesis> RTL compiler is good.

    Overall RTL Comipler and Encounter Test is very good tools my point of View.

    Have a nice day
    Aravind Ramanujam


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by aravindhere
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  • I just wanna tell me , what tools we r using.
    basically we use all cadence tools for front end and backend design.
    As my experience RTL compiler becoming very big competitor for Design compiler in 1 yr.
    i use both DC and RC for synthesis. What i saw difference in RC is run time faster and handle big design in minimum time.

    placement> Physical compiler is good.
    Logic Synthesis> RTL compiler is good.

    Overall RTL Comipler and Encounter Test is very good tools my point of View.

    Have a nice day
    Aravind Ramanujam


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by aravindhere
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