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Comp.Arch.FPGA | Is it possible to get consistent implementation results?

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Re: Is it possible to get consistent implementation results? - maxascent - 2010-06-12 04:44:00

Just because synthesis passes your timing
constraint it doesnt mean it willpass after p&r. For instance there could be two pieces of logic at oppositesides of the fpga connected by a long delay. So you need to look at thestatic timing report to see what paths are failing. Just randomly changingthings until it works isnt the way to go.

Jon 

>I've specified the constraint on the clock to the FPGA. That clock goesto
>a DCM and Xilinx generates a constraint for the output clock of the DCM. 
>
>Synthesis runs fine, I get around a 3 ns cycle time. 
>
>I don't get an error about failing timing constraints until after placeand
>route has completed. I guess I just need to experiment to find out what
>works.
	   
					
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