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Lowpower : CPF Compiler support.

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Hi

I've cpf and rtl available with me. Now need to insert Lowpower cells in the netlist.

Please tell which compiler should i use to generate netlist which understands power-intent

written in CPF and accordingly place the lowpower cells in the netlist.

 Thanks in advance.

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  • Yes, i don't have GXL license.

    I have RC72 and Conformal92(Conformal_Lowpower) license so thought to work on

    a dummy design, providing the CPF and checking the results on the netlist.

    But it seems for working with lowpower design(i.e. reading cpf files) need separate license).

    Tell me if i get netlist with lowpower cells being inserted that i can do manually than running GLS for lowpower

    design needs separate license or it is ok.

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  • Yes, i don't have GXL license.

    I have RC72 and Conformal92(Conformal_Lowpower) license so thought to work on

    a dummy design, providing the CPF and checking the results on the netlist.

    But it seems for working with lowpower design(i.e. reading cpf files) need separate license).

    Tell me if i get netlist with lowpower cells being inserted that i can do manually than running GLS for lowpower

    design needs separate license or it is ok.

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