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Do you have issues using multibit flops

Hi All,

I used multibit flops (dual and quad) for my last synthesis run and when I have 1st_mapped_Gate2Gate_with_multibit_flops Conformal runs I have a lot of not-equivalent points due to them.

I asked to Cadence support for this and they answered me that my netlist had missing "CDN_MBIT_" prefix for multibit flops.

I regenerated my netlist and I had the same issues.

is there someone which has the same problems?

Do you use some particular commands such as set_multibit_option or others?

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tstark over 13 years ago

Hi, Antonio.
Did you find a solution? If not, can you give more details on the non-eq points (e.g. bad mapping, etc.)?
set_multibit_option can help with mapping but there can be various issues with multi-bit flops that may require special handling. I think the first step is understanding how the NEQs are occurring.

-Noel
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tstark over 13 years ago

Hi, Antonio.
Did you find a solution? If not, can you give more details on the non-eq points (e.g. bad mapping, etc.)?
set_multibit_option can help with mapping but there can be various issues with multi-bit flops that may require special handling. I think the first step is understanding how the NEQs are occurring.

-Noel
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