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conformal_lec 12.0

Indira S
Indira S over 11 years ago

HI

I have an RTL and netlist from DC compiler. My library files are .lib files and I read them as liberty libary files. Do I have to designate the library both to RTL and Netlist. I f I do so I get some error like cant find a pin x. So I read the library only for the revised netlist. Also in non - equivalent points, the bbox is non equivalent since pin x in revised doesnt have matching pin in golden.   

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  • tstark
    tstark over 11 years ago

     

    Are you working with power ports? If not, it seems like the library files need to be cleaned-up.

    You will need library definitions for both golden and revised or else the set-up will be incomplete.

    The library cell and design code (e.g. verilog) need to match ports or else the design code is syntatically incorrect. If the cell is a black box then consider a stub model consisting of only the I/O. 

    During the compare, library cells should have the same pin names to be EQ. I searched the solutions and found a document which describes some ways of handling this.

    http://support.cadence.com/wps/mypoc/cos?uri=deeplinkmin:ViewSolution;solutionNumber=1820164

     

    -ts

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