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Conformal-LP : Understanding liberty files.

nitint08
nitint08 over 12 years ago
Hi

Conformal can read liberty files but the relevant lowpower special cells
are not recognised until those are specially specified with define_* cpf command.

Since Conformal has all the information of library cells (i.e. AON-cells, retention-
cells, power-switches, iso-cells,level-shifters etc) thus it would be more benefical
if this information can also be provided to the user so that he can correct his
list of cells via relevant define_* commands.

Regards
NitinT
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  • tstark
    tstark over 12 years ago

    Sorry, I don't remember the LP liberty results from 9.1. I do see some problems with the order of commands in your script.

    Here is a sample dofile I got from the online "web interface" documentation

    set lowpower option -netlist_style logical

    //set lowpower option -netlist_style hybrid

    //set lowpower option -netlist_style physical

    read library -append -liberty -lp <liberty files>

    read design <design_files>

    report design data

    report black box -class

    read power intent -cpf <CPF files> -post_synthesis

    //read power intent -cpf <CPF files> -post_route

    commit power intent

    analyze power domain

     

    The web interface documentation is opened via

    SETUP> set web interface on

    There are many sample dofile there.

    There are also "Rapid Adoption Kits" or RAKs located here

    http://support.cadence.com/raks 

    or for CLP:

    http://support.cadence.com/wps/mypoc/cos?uri=deeplinkmin:DocumentViewer;src=wp;q
    =ProductInformation/Functional_Verification/ApplicationPackages/Application
    PackageHome.htm

    This should point you in the right direction. I wouldn't continue working with 9.1 for LP liberty since that version was early in the LP liberty adoption phase. 

     

    -ts

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  • tstark
    tstark over 12 years ago

    Sorry, I don't remember the LP liberty results from 9.1. I do see some problems with the order of commands in your script.

    Here is a sample dofile I got from the online "web interface" documentation

    set lowpower option -netlist_style logical

    //set lowpower option -netlist_style hybrid

    //set lowpower option -netlist_style physical

    read library -append -liberty -lp <liberty files>

    read design <design_files>

    report design data

    report black box -class

    read power intent -cpf <CPF files> -post_synthesis

    //read power intent -cpf <CPF files> -post_route

    commit power intent

    analyze power domain

     

    The web interface documentation is opened via

    SETUP> set web interface on

    There are many sample dofile there.

    There are also "Rapid Adoption Kits" or RAKs located here

    http://support.cadence.com/raks 

    or for CLP:

    http://support.cadence.com/wps/mypoc/cos?uri=deeplinkmin:DocumentViewer;src=wp;q
    =ProductInformation/Functional_Verification/ApplicationPackages/Application
    PackageHome.htm

    This should point you in the right direction. I wouldn't continue working with 9.1 for LP liberty since that version was early in the LP liberty adoption phase. 

     

    -ts

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