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1.5i MAP: How can I estimate the total number of packed CLBs in my design?
Record #2363
Product Family: Software
Product Line: FPGA Implementation
Product Part: map
Product Version: 1.5i
Problem Title:
1.5i MAP: How can I estimate the total number of packed CLBs in my design?
Problem Description:
Urgency: Standard
Reference: 14619
General Description:
The number of PACKED CLBs required by a design gives the user
an idea of how many CLBs would be required if the Mapper were
to pack the logic into the CLBs for maximum density. (Note
that doing this can adversely affect the routability of the
design.)
The M1.3 mapping report does not report this parameter.
It only reports the number of LUTs, Flip Flops, Latches,
and occupied CLBs needed by the design.
Solution 1:
If the number of LUTs (FMAPs) is greater or equal to the total
number of flip flops and latches, a close enough approximation of the number of PACKED CLBs can be o
btained by dividing the
number of 4-Input LUTs by two:
Number of packed CLBs = (4_Input_LUTs) / 2
Alternatively, if the total number of non-IOB latches and flip
flops is greater than then total number of LUTs then use the
following formula:
Number of Packed CLBs = (Flip Flops + Latches) / 2
End of Record #2363 - Last Modified: 06/26/99 16:23 |
