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do I need to use write_hdl -lec for equivalence check ?

zczc99
zczc99 over 9 years ago

Hello,

I am new to conformal lec check.  I am trying to do rtl-to-gate equivalence check with Conformal 15.10.

The netlist is written from RTL compiler with write_hdl > design_syn.v, and it failed with the checking.

But if I use  write_hdl -lec > design_syn_lec.v, the conformal check can pass.

Is there any reason behind this? 

Which netlist should I use for place & route ?

Thank you

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    grasshopper over 9 years ago

    Use output of write_hdl for P&R

    write_hdl -lec adds additional annotation in some cases hence passing. It is all in text form and you should easily see it

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    grasshopper over 9 years ago

    Use output of write_hdl for P&R

    write_hdl -lec adds additional annotation in some cases hence passing. It is all in text form and you should easily see it

    gh-

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