Difference between revisions of "System attributes"
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Port | Port | ||
(" orig_port_name", name) | (" orig_port_name", name) | ||
− | (" created_from_test_cell", "1") // created from test | + | (" created_from_test_cell", "1") // created from test cell in SynLib |
(" open_port", "1") | (" open_port", "1") | ||
PortBus | PortBus | ||
(" orig_port_name", name) | (" orig_port_name", name) | ||
Netlist | Netlist | ||
− | (" language", "edif") // | + | (" language", "edif") // the language it comes from - "edif", "verilog", "vhdl", "upf", "synlib" |
(" cell_name", module_name) // original module/unit name in input file | (" cell_name", module_name) // original module/unit name in input file | ||
(" from_netlist_reader", "1") // from structural netlist reader (not synthesized from RTL) | (" from_netlist_reader", "1") // from structural netlist reader (not synthesized from RTL) |
Revision as of 19:05, 8 May 2020
Verific system attributes are attributes added and attached to DesignObjs (Design Objects) during the process of building the Netlist Database.
To distinguish with user-declared attributes, the key (name) of a system attribute has a space as the first character.
Below is the list of system attributes in the Netlist database. Note that depending on the flow, a DesignObj may or may not have a particular attribute.
Instance (" named_group", named_group) (" GATE_TYPE", "gated_clock") (" creating_port_refs", "1") (" enum_encoding", user_encoding) // DFF (" PROCESS_ID", buffer) // ReadPort/WritePort only (" is_concurrent", "1") // ReadPort/WritePort only (" BLOCKING", "1") // ReadPort/WritePort only Net (" basic_constant", const_val) // is driven by a constant and also connected to a blackbox (" wired", "1") (" is_up_dir", "1") (" original_name", name) // original name in the input file, for nets being renamed to avoid to name conflict (" supply0", "1") // from Verilog "supply0" construct (" supply1", "1") // from Verilog "supply1" construct (" specify_cond", cond_pp) // SDF only (" package_net", "1") (" global_clocking_ref", "1") // SVA (" sva_clock_ref", "1") // SVA (" enum_encoding", user_encoding) NetBus (" original_name", name) Port (" orig_port_name", name) (" created_from_test_cell", "1") // created from test cell in SynLib (" open_port", "1") PortBus (" orig_port_name", name) Netlist (" language", "edif") // the language it comes from - "edif", "verilog", "vhdl", "upf", "synlib" (" cell_name", module_name) // original module/unit name in input file (" from_netlist_reader", "1") // from structural netlist reader (not synthesized from RTL) (" primitive", "1") (" unknown_design", "2")) // "1" for Verilog instance, "2" for VHDL instance (" changed_by_interface_overwrite", "1") (" changed_by_hier_ref", "1") (" celldefine","1") (" package", "1") (" upf_uniquified", "1"))
To access the attributes of a DesignObj, use macro FOREACH_ATTRIBUTE. For example:
C++:
Netlist *netlist = ....; // or any other derived class from DesignObj Att *attr; MapIter mi; FOREACH_ATTRIBUTE(netlist, mi, attr) { const char *key = (attr) ? attr->Key() : 0 ; if (!key) continue ; if (key[0] == ' ') continue ; // if you want to skip system attributes // Do whatever you want here, e.g. Message::Msg(VERIFIC_INFO, 0, 0, " -- attribute name: %s, value: %s", attr->Key(), attr->Value()); }
Python:
for attr in Verific.FOREACH_ATTRIBUTE (netlist): if (attr): key = attr.Key() if (key): # if you want to skip system attributes if (key.find(' ') != 0): print ("Attribute: %s : %s" % (attr.Key(), attr.Value()))