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Timing report with signal names

MichaelB
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Hi,

 

I have a question regarding Timing Analyser:

 

Is there a possibility to show all signals names in the detailed timing summary?

 

My starting node is:

separator|prev_parser_state_d[0][2]~RTM_6|q

 

it goes through a lot of combout*** named cells.

 

I would prefer showing the signal/port names instead of the physical resource used in FPGA.

Is there a configuration to switch this setting?

 

Best regards,

 Michael

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sstrell
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Short answer: no.

Longer answer: timing analysis with SDC is based on physical nodes in the design.  What you're seeing is the start of a path specified as the q output of a register, part of the get_pins collection in the SDC timing netlist.  When you look at a timing report in the timing analyzer, you can always cross-probe the node to other tools in Quartus, so you can see where this node is in your design.

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sstrell
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Short answer: no.

Longer answer: timing analysis with SDC is based on physical nodes in the design.  What you're seeing is the start of a path specified as the q output of a register, part of the get_pins collection in the SDC timing netlist.  When you look at a timing report in the timing analyzer, you can always cross-probe the node to other tools in Quartus, so you can see where this node is in your design.

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