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parameters for Routability estimation and analysis during RTL stages of the design.
Hello,
I would like to know if we can identify RTL constructs and architectures which can cause routability problems early in the design cycle. If there are some common parameters which could be identified, these could be used for physical feasibility studies. I request any one you point me to some of the earlier work carried out in this area. Thanks Santhosh |
Re: parameters for Routability estimation and analysis during RTLstages of the design.
santhosh wrote:
> I would like to know if we can identify RTL constructs and architectures > which can cause routability problems early in the design cycle. If there are > some common parameters which could be identified, these could be used for > physical feasibility studies. The only sensitivity of routing to HDL style that I have seen involves initializing large registers with a global reset signal. With some devices, it is not possible to route a global reset signal for the purpose of large register initialization. However, if I code such an synchronously, all is well. Consider making a prototype of large register and block memory inferences. The most important factors for reducing risk have nothing to do with synthesis or routing. It is setting up your front end tools for a quick edit/compile/simulate cycle and setting up a cvs repository for shared files. -- Mike Treseler |
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