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Unmapped point (not-mapped) issue

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Hi i am using conformal 6.1 version to perforam LEC check.i am using LEC for to comapre golden RTL verses Revised netlist.while doing LEC for some modules i got below issues. Unmapped point (not-mapped): (R) 341094 E /u1_spacc_core/U_spacc_core/U_spacc_ciph_sys/U_ciph_data_buffer/U2_mem_dp_128X64_be/sel0/testram1/ram1/ram0/n984_123[176] in similar way i obseved same equal point in Golden RTL also. then i will edit manually using the below option. add mapped points /Revised point /Golden point -noinvert then all unampped points are disapper from my log file. but it is a tedious process if i edit manually that many unmapped with not mapped points. could you please suggest how to avoid this unampped with notmapped points? plz suggest whcih command i need to add my .do file? -Regards sreenivas


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by sreenivasaraov
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  • Hi Sreenivas

    the unmapped is E gate. are you certain they are also existing in the golden (RTL side)? i would think NOT since by default, conformal will treat x (don't care) in golden as DC, and revised as E gate, unless you change the setting (set x conversion) However, if they are exactly the same (in name), they should be mapped. Can you also posted the name of the unmapped in the golden?

    regards,
    Jess


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by jessican
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  • Hi Sreenivas

    the unmapped is E gate. are you certain they are also existing in the golden (RTL side)? i would think NOT since by default, conformal will treat x (don't care) in golden as DC, and revised as E gate, unless you change the setting (set x conversion) However, if they are exactly the same (in name), they should be mapped. Can you also posted the name of the unmapped in the golden?

    regards,
    Jess


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by jessican
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