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Doubt reg a .lib file parameter

Hi ,

In the above shown snapshot of a .lib file generated using Liberate, the 'when' conditions are coming from the tempate file, but from where does "sdf_cond:adacond0" come from ? I havent specified anything of that kind in the template file...and also what does it mean ?...pls help...thanks in advance...

Guangjun Cao over 7 years ago

It's probably the sdf condition found by the tool is too long. You can define sdf_cond attribute yourself with either define_arc or set_attribute or using a user data post processing file. Please refer to liberate manual for details.
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anandmohan over 7 years ago in reply to Guangjun Cao

Hi Guangjun,

Thanks for the reply. On checking the manual, its mentioned the sdf_cond is by default adacond0,adacond1,adacond2....etc for unique 'when' conditions. But in my .lib file its adacond0 for 2 unique 'when' conditions,where it should be adacond0 and adacond1
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Guangjun Cao over 7 years ago in reply to anandmohan

please use -sdf_cond option in define_arc command to ensure it is correct in .lib. you can also use set_attribute command to change this as a post process step.
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