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Reporting non-RC gated flops

Max Bjurling
Max Bjurling over 2 years ago

The report_clock_gating command prints out a summary of the number of RC-gated flops, non-RC-gated flops, and ungated flops. Using the -gated_ff or -ungated_ff options the commands prints details about the gated or ungated flops.

Is there a way to get details about the non-RC gated flops without getting the details about all gated flops? Typically this report becomes very long if all gated flops in a design are listed (as with the -gated_ff option).

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  • Dimo M
    Dimo M over 1 year ago

    Hi Max,

    as outlined in the article What does “Non-RC Gated Flip-flops” imply in the clock gating report? :

    "To see whether the flop is gated by user/Genus inserted CG instance, you can use the lp_clock_gating_is_flop_user_gated and lp_clock_gating_is_flop_rc_gated attribute respectively.
    ...
    Example:
    get_db insts -if {.lp_clock_gating_is_flop_user_gated==true}
    In Legacy_UI:
    filter lp_clock_gating_is_flop_user_gated true [find / -inst *]  
    "

    Dimo

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  • Max Bjurling
    Max Bjurling over 1 year ago in reply to Dimo M

    Thanks Dimo, that was the solution to my problem!

    /Max

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