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Hi
I kept entire flow constant, except that I am using a new design, just to test the flow. Attaching design above.
Actually, I downloaded this design from opencores.org, modified omsp_clock_gate.v to point to CLKGATETST_X1 and ran make commands
It works well till CTS, but "make route" gives below error:
ERROR: pin 17760/CK is connected to more than one net
make: *** [results/nangate45/openMSP430/route.guide] Error 255
Can you please take a look?
The goal here was to review how does it infer and place clock gates. Since yosys was not able to infer clock gates, I did the above modification (while I also requested reddit yosys to help on how to infer clock gates)
Thanks
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Hi @kunalg123,
Unfortunately, the current version of our CTS tool has a few limitations. It only supports a single clock net that must be driven directly by a top level port (i.e. no clock gates, or buffers in between)
openmsp430.tar.gz
Hi
I kept entire flow constant, except that I am using a new design, just to test the flow. Attaching design above.
Actually, I downloaded this design from opencores.org, modified omsp_clock_gate.v to point to CLKGATETST_X1 and ran make commands
It works well till CTS, but "make route" gives below error:
ERROR: pin 17760/CK is connected to more than one net
make: *** [results/nangate45/openMSP430/route.guide] Error 255
Can you please take a look?
The goal here was to review how does it infer and place clock gates. Since yosys was not able to infer clock gates, I did the above modification (while I also requested reddit yosys to help on how to infer clock gates)
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: