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Synthesis in rclabs using slow and fast library

Maheshnb
Maheshnb over 12 years ago

Hi good morning all,

                        i have written a code for inverter chain and synthesized using slow and fast lib sepaerately,which represents slow path and fast path helpful in timing analysis.

problem is how can i use this fast lib and slow lib together so that me inverter chain should select perticilar cells from slow lib for slow path and perticular cells from fast lib for fastpath simulataneously..............

please reply.........i need it urgently........

mahesh

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    grasshopper over 12 years ago

     Hi Maheshnb,

     the commands works fine when I try it. Without any more information it is impossible to tell what the problem may be. I am assuming you are not using slow.lib and fast.lib but the appropriate file names for the libraries.

     

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  • grasshopper
    grasshopper over 12 years ago

     Hi Maheshnb,

     the commands works fine when I try it. Without any more information it is impossible to tell what the problem may be. I am assuming you are not using slow.lib and fast.lib but the appropriate file names for the libraries.

     

    gh-

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