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Rtl Compiler behaviour on clock

tanyacool
tanyacool over 12 years ago

 hi,

 i had the doubt regarding the fact that how we can prevent the use of clock pin as a reset pin or a data pin.

do we need to do some changes in the SDC file or some attribute settings in the main rc script.

 

thanks 

tanvyacool

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    tanyacool over 12 years ago

    hi grasshopper, 

    i got your point and i strongly agree with you. But what i need is if this is the case present already in our design then will the tool still use clock as a data pin as you have mentioned above.

    what my question was is there any way by the tool to avoid the use of clock as a reset pin or a data pin or it totally depends upon the designer as to how he/she is designing.

     

    thanks 

    tanyacool

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    tanyacool over 12 years ago

    hi grasshopper, 

    i got your point and i strongly agree with you. But what i need is if this is the case present already in our design then will the tool still use clock as a data pin as you have mentioned above.

    what my question was is there any way by the tool to avoid the use of clock as a reset pin or a data pin or it totally depends upon the designer as to how he/she is designing.

     

    thanks 

    tanyacool

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