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Capture 17.2 S051 automatically assigns xnets

LouShay
LouShay over 6 years ago

Hi All, It appears that Capture 17.2 S051 is automatically assigning xnets to existing schematic. I think this coincides with the introduction of Constraint Manager for Capture. I’m curious if anyone else has recognized this? It can wreak havoc on net-classes already defined in Allegro.  Thanks. 

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  • steve
    steve over 6 years ago

    This is now default behaviour IF you invoke the Constraint Manager flow. You need to add a property NO_XNET_CONNECTION with a value of TRUE to the discrete parts that you don't want an xnet on. 

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  • LouShay
    LouShay over 6 years ago in reply to steve

    Thanks Steve. Seems like Cadence has decided to force Xnets upon your design, when the choice to use Xnets or not should have no relation to the use of Constraint Manager. So I’m left scratching my head why, and a cumbersome step to correct it. I’m open to understanding if someone has an explanation for this. Thanks for your feedback.   

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  • redwire
    redwire over 6 years ago in reply to LouShay

    It's been this way for a while and it was intended to be helpful.  Like steve says, you have to apply the property and the problem goes away.

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