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Technology translation in RC

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archive over 18 years ago

Hello,

Anybody know how to do technology translation in RC like DC allows? That is, given a netlist mapped in one technology library, can I map it to a different technology witout resynthesizing?

I think DC had a translate command, does RC have anything similar?

Thanks,


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    Thanks for your suggestions. I do realize that it probably won't match results produced by resynthesis, but it can give an initial estimate of the speed achievable. That is exactly what I am looking for.

    Manzur.


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    Thanks for your suggestions. I do realize that it probably won't match results produced by resynthesis, but it can give an initial estimate of the speed achievable. That is exactly what I am looking for.

    Manzur.


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