report (Timing violations) using SmartTime

Creates a timing violations report.

report -type timing_violations [−analysis value] \

[−use_slack_threshold value] \

[−slack_threshold value] \

[–limit_max_paths value] \

[−max_paths value] \

[−max_expanded_paths value] filename

Arguments

-type timing_violations

Specifies the type of report to generate.

−analysis value

Specifies whether to consider minimum analysis or maximum analysis in the timing violations report.

−use_slack_threshold value

Specifies whether to consider the slack threshold in the timing violations report.

−slack_threshold value

Specifies the threshold to consider when reporting path slacks. This value is a floating-point number in nanoseconds (ns). By default, there is no threshold (all slacks reported).

–limit_max_paths  value

Specifies if the paths are limited by the number of paths.

−max_paths value

Specifies the maximum number of paths to display for each set. This value is a positive integer value greater than zero.  Default is 100.

−max_expanded_paths value

Specifies the number of paths to expand per set. This value is a positive integer value greater than zero.  The default is 0.

filename

Specifies the name and destination of the timing report.

Supported Families

Fusion, ProASIC3/E, ProASICPLUS, ProASIC, Axcelerator, eX, and SX-A

Exceptions

None

Examples

The following example generates a timing violations report named timg_viol.txt.  The report considers an analysis using maximum delays and does not filter paths based on slack threshold.  It reports 2 paths per section and 1 expanded path per section.

report -type timing_violations \

-analysis max -use_slack_threshold no \

-limit_max_paths -yes \

-max_paths 2 \

-max_expanded_paths 1 \

timg_viol.txt

See Also

Generate reports

report

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