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[help] about net_name_length Algorithm in Concept SCALD and ConceptHDL

zxpchx

 dear all,

we want to know that about net_name_length algorithm,Concept SCALD and ConceptHDL is different or not ?

if yes, how we do to get the same net name in concept SCALD and conceptHDL?

 Thanks,

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  • zxpchx

     Mr./Ms.javinder,

    firstly,thank you help us.

    please see the three files:scald(Solaris OS),conceptHDL(Solaris OS)and ConceptHDL(windows OS).

    firstly,we use CHDL-UPREV tool to migrated SCALD to HDL.we use pxl to package our HDL file in windows OS,but we find that the net name is different. firstly, we think that maybe, the different OS causes the different net name.but we package again the HDL project in Solaris OS(13.6 version),and then we find that the net name is different also. In windows OS(last),when we use pxl to package the packaged-HDL,which is used in solaris OS(13.6 version),we find that the net name is different with the packaged-HDL file(solaris OS 13.6).

    now we are confused.please check pstxnet.dat in the package directory.

    Thanks,

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  • zxpchx

     Mr./Ms.javinder,

    firstly,thank you help us.

    please see the three files:scald(Solaris OS),conceptHDL(Solaris OS)and ConceptHDL(windows OS).

    firstly,we use CHDL-UPREV tool to migrated SCALD to HDL.we use pxl to package our HDL file in windows OS,but we find that the net name is different. firstly, we think that maybe, the different OS causes the different net name.but we package again the HDL project in Solaris OS(13.6 version),and then we find that the net name is different also. In windows OS(last),when we use pxl to package the packaged-HDL,which is used in solaris OS(13.6 version),we find that the net name is different with the packaged-HDL file(solaris OS 13.6).

    now we are confused.please check pstxnet.dat in the package directory.

    Thanks,

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