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Reading HDL files in RC

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Hi.
I'm having problems migrating from DC to RC in terms of reading HDL files.

1. I have a directory with subdirectories which include .v files - when I specify the main directory as the HDL search path, RC doesn't read the .v files under the subdirectories - any idea why?
The manual says it works like the search in unix therefore I don't understand why it doesn't try to read the subdirectories.
2. I have .v files which have commands like `include ../../ - when running RC, RC moves to a directory of its own with no regard to where the command was run from (unlike DC where if I run it from a certain directory, this directory is the reference for finding other files in case I use realtive statements such as ..) - therefore, those realtive `include commands doesn't work - any idea how to solve the problem?

Thank you in advance,
Adi.


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adi_j
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  • Hi nagarjunsingir,

    clearly, you have elaborated more than one design; possibly be accident or by design. Either way, 'report power' needs to know what design you want to report power for. Such option is clearly outlined when you do

     report power -help

     or in the command reference manual

    hope this helps,

    gh-

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  • Hi nagarjunsingir,

    clearly, you have elaborated more than one design; possibly be accident or by design. Either way, 'report power' needs to know what design you want to report power for. Such option is clearly outlined when you do

     report power -help

     or in the command reference manual

    hope this helps,

    gh-

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