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Synplify Global Clock Resource Attributes

Synplify Global Clock Resource Attributes. December 2013 Tecnomic Bangalore. Global Resource s. Proasic3 Devices has 6 Global Resources available Synplify Will promote the signals based on the fan-out of the signal Different signal has different fan-out threshold for global promotion

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Synplify Global Clock Resource Attributes

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  1. Synplify Global Clock Resource Attributes December 2013 Tecnomic Bangalore

  2. Global Resource s • Proasic3 Devices has 6 Global Resources available • Synplify Will promote the signals based on the fan-out of the signal • Different signal has different fan-out threshold for global promotion • Clock nets—2 • Asynchronous set/reset—12 • Data nets—5000 • You can change the threshold in the Synplify settings

  3. Controlling the Global Promotions • Types of Control is available • Enable Only Specific signal to be promoted • Disable Only Specific Signal from Promoted • Disable All Global Promotion

  4. Enable Only Specific Signals • syn_insert_buffer attribute • This method will allow a specific signal to be promoted to the global resource • This can override the default fan-out guide as well • The below example will promote Port CLK to a global resource define_attribute{clk} {syn_insert_buffer} {CLKBUF}

  5. Disable Only Specific Signals • syn_noclockbuf attribute • This method will disbale the specific signal from promoted to the global resource • The below example will disable Aclr port from using the Global resource define_attribute{aclr} {syn_noclockbuf} {1}

  6. Disable All Global Promotion • syn_noclockbuf ( define_global) attribute • Use the syn_noclockbuf attribute with the global reach to achieve the same • All the signals will be buffered using regular buffer • Specific signal can be promoted to the Global using the other attribute define_global_attributesyn_noclockbuf {1}

  7. Example Design: No Constraints Synplify Report Synplify log file High Fanout Net Report ********************** Driver Instance / Pin Name Fanout, notes --------------------------------------------------------------- un2_clk2 / Y 71 aclr_pad / Y 158 : 158 asynchronous set/reset enable_pad / Y 142 =============================================================== @N:FP130 : | Promoting Net aclr_c on CLKBUF aclr_pad @N:FP130 : | Promoting Net enable_c on CLKINT I_141 @N:FP130 : | Promoting Net clk_c on CLKBUF clk_pad @N:FP130 : | Promoting Net un2_clk2 on CLKINT I_142 Added 0 Buffers Added 0 Cells via replication Added 0 Sequential Cells via replication Added 0 Combinational Cells via replication • First Synthesis the Design to Find the High Fan-out Nets • Look under the High Fan-out nets section in synplify log file • Following signal are promoted to global • “aclr” -- aclr_c • “clk” -- clk_c • “enable” -- enable_c • “clk2” -- un2_clk2

  8. Example Design: Create new constraints File Counter.sdc ## counter.sdc ## Disable Global Buffer Promotion for Entire design, ## No Global Buffer will be used by Default define_global_attributesyn_noclockbuf {1} • Create a new “sdc” file in Libero • Use the syn_noclockbufattibute • Add to synthesis project when invoking synplify from libero

  9. Example Design: Disable All Global Synplify Log file High Fanout Net Report ********************** Driver Instance / Pin Name Fanout, notes --------------------------------------------------------------- un2_clk2 / Y 71 aclr_pad / Y 158 : 158 asynchronous set/reset enable_pad / Y 142 ========================================================== Buffering enable_c, fanout 142 segments 3 Buffering clk_c, fanout 87 segments 2 Buffering aclr_c, fanout 158 segments 4 Replicating Combinational Instance un2_clk2, fanout 71 segments 2 Added 6 Buffers Added 1 Cells via replication Added 0 Sequential Cells via replication Added 1 Combinational Cells via replication • No Global Buffer used • All the 4 Signals are buffered using regular Buffers • Some Signals will be replicated • 6 regular buffers used in this design ( 0 buffers without the attibute

  10. Example Design: Promote Only Specific Signal to Global counter.sdc define_global_attributesyn_noclockbuf {1} define_attribute{clk} {syn_insert_buffer} {CLKBUF} • This time “clk” signal being promoted to Global • All other signals remains same • Signal CLK is missing from the buffer tree this time Synplify log file High Fanout Net Report ********************** Driver Instance / Pin Name Fanout, notes --------------------------------------------------------------- un2_clk2 / Y 71 aclr_pad / Y 158 : 158 asynchronous set/reset enable_pad / Y 142 ================================================== Buffering enable_c, fanout 142 segments 3 Buffering aclr_c, fanout 158 segments 4 Replicating Combinational Instance un2_clk2, fanout 71 segments 2 Added 5 Buffers Added 1 Cells via replication Added 0 Sequential Cells via replication Added 1 Combinational Cells via replication Synplify log file ###########################################################] Premap Report Adding property syn_noclockbuf, value 1 to view:work.counter(one)

  11. Example Design: Disable only Specific Signal Synplify log file High Fanout Net Report ********************** Driver Instance / Pin Name     Fanout, notes                    --------------------------------------------------------------- un2_clk2 / Y                   71                               aclr_pad / Y                   158 : 158 asynchronous set/reset enable_pad / Y                 142                              =============================================================== @N:FP130 :  | Promoting Net enable_c on CLKINT  I_141   @N:FP130 :  | Promoting Net clk_c on CLKBUF  clk_pad@N:FP130 :  | Promoting Net un2_clk2 on CLKINT  I_142   Buffering aclr_c, fanout 158 segments 4 Added 3 Buffers Added 0 Cells via replication     Added 0 Sequential Cells via replication     Added 0 Combinational Cells via replication • restrict “aclr” from being promoted to global • All other signal can be promoted to global depending on the fan-out • Note that the global restriction constraint is commented(#) and not used counter.sdc #define_global_attributesyn_noclockbuf {1} # Disable Global Buffer Promotion for aclr Signal define_attribute {aclr} {syn_noclockbuf} {1}

  12. Example Design: Restrict Internal Signal from promoting Counter.vhd HighFanout Net Report ********************** Driver Instance / Pin Name     Fanout, notes                    --------------------------------------------------------------- un2_clk2 / Y                   71                               aclr_pad / Y                   158 : 158 asynchronous set/reset enable_pad / Y                 142                              =============================================================== @N:FP130 :  | Promoting Net enable_c on CLKINT  I_141   @N:FP130 :  | Promoting Net clk_c on CLKBUF  clk_padBufferingaclr_c, fanout 158 segments 4 Replicating Combinational Instance un2_clk2, fanout 71 segments 2 Added 3 Buffers Added 1 Cells via replication     Added 0 Sequential Cells via replication     Added 1 Combinational Cells via replication • “.sdc” file method may not work for internal signal • Use the attribute in hdl file • Example shows restricting “clk2” disabled from promoting Counter.vhd signal qaux2 : std_logic_vector(15 downto 0); signal clk2 : std_logic; attribute syn_noclockbuf : boolean; attribute syn_noclockbuf of clk2 : signal is true; begin

  13. Example Design: Promote Internal Signal to global Counter.sdc Synplify log file High Fanout Net Report ********************** Driver Instance / Pin Name     Fanout, notes                    --------------------------------------------------------------- un2_clk2 / Y                   71                               aclr_pad / Y                   158 : 158 asynchronous set/reset enable_pad / Y                 142                              ==========================================================@N:FP130 :  | Promoting Net clk2 on CLKINT  clk2   Bufferingenable_c, fanout 142 segments 3 Buffering clk_c, fanout 87 segments 2 Buffering aclr_c, fanout 158 segments 4 Added 6 Buffers Added 0 Cells via replication     Added 0 Sequential Cells via replication     Added 0 Combinational Cells via replication ## All signals are barred from being promoted to global define_global_attributesyn_noclockbuf {1} • “.sdc” file method may not work for internal signal • Use the attribute in hdl file • Example shows promoting “clk2” to global • All other signals are restricted using the global constraint in sdc file Counter.vhd signal qaux2 : std_logic_vector(15 downto 0); signal clk2 : std_logic; attribute syn_insert_buffer : string; attribute syn_insert_buffer of clk2 : signal is "CLKINT"; begin

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