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Hi,
I have a big Verilog based design. There is a computational block in there in the design. For example one like below:
module (aa,bb,cc,dd);
input aa ,bb, cc;
output dd;
assign dd = cc ? aa : bb;
endmodule
Now, I just want to know that what will be the path delay from aa to dd? Simple.
I am trying to use Timing Analyzer. But there are many options that I am getting confused(its my first time using this tool). I am working on Cyclone IV E device.
Can anyone give a hint how to achieve that?
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Timing analyzer analyse path base on register to register. What you need to do is to add aa bb cc dd as a register and write the correct constrain of it.
Since you are new to timing analysis, my suggestion is to look into the training module here
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/support/training/course/odsw1115.html
Make sure you click on the follow on courses. Thanks
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