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Problem with un-mapped elements

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Hi,
I am trying to run Conformal on RTL vs gate-level netlist. I have noticed that synthesis removed a FF in netlist due to that fact that its D input has been tied to 0. Howver while flattening the netlist the FF is not removed and is reported as unmapped element. As a result some comapre points fail due to the fact that this FF is in the logic cone.
By looking at schematic of golden netlist and tracing back the D input of the FF it looks like this pin is connected to other elementes named DC which shows as connection due to constraint. How can I identify which is the offendign constraitn that originated the problem. report_pin_constraint and report_dynamic_constraint command do no report any constraint.

Thanks
Maurizio Spadari  
Principal Design Engineer
NemeriX SA


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