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RC see paths through the memories.

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archive over 18 years ago

Hi All,

I see violating paths from ports through memory (D->Q) to the register.
These paths should not appear, because memory is sequential element and all the paths to D pin should stop there, but they don't.
Have anyone saw similiar issue?
Can I just disable timing arcs from D to Q inside the memories?
Thank you in advance,


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    It will depend on the lib file of the used memory.
    Memory should be described as a sequential cell for input pins be considered as end points.
    If you disable timing arcs from D to Q so true paths beginning at memory pins will be affected.

    Cristiano.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by clsantos
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    It will depend on the lib file of the used memory.
    Memory should be described as a sequential cell for input pins be considered as end points.
    If you disable timing arcs from D to Q so true paths beginning at memory pins will be affected.

    Cristiano.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by clsantos
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