Abstract:
Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with providing a unified tool for performing design constraints generation and verification for circuit designs are described. In one embodiment, the unified tool reads design data and design intent information for a circuit design. The unified tool generates physical flow elements and verification flow elements of the circuit design, together and in dependence on each other, based, at least in part, on the design data and the design intent information.
Abstract:
A method for simulating a power consumption associated with a circuit. Once a netlist describing the circuit and an input stimulus for the netlist are obtained, the netlist is partitioned into multiple circuit blocks. Circuit logic models (CLMs) implemented in a hardware description language (HDL) are then obtained for the multiple circuit blocks and a logic netlist is generated from the multiple CLMs. A power vector for a CLM corresponding to a circuit block is calculated using a logic simulator inputting the logic netlist and the input stimulus. Further, a power consumption value is calculated for the circuit block using a circuit simulator and the power vector. The power consumption associated with the circuit is calculated based on the power consumption values for various circuit blocks.
Abstract:
A method for simulating a power consumption associated with a circuit. The method includes: obtaining a netlist describing the circuit and an input stimulus for the netlist; partitioning the netlist into multiple circuit blocks; obtaining multiple circuit logic models (CLMs) implemented in a hardware description language (HDL) for the multiple circuit blocks; generating a logic netlist from the multiple CLMs; calculating, using a logic simulator inputting the logic netlist and the input stimulus, a power vector for a CLM corresponding to a first circuit block; calculating, using a circuit simulator and the power vector, a first power consumption value for the first circuit block; and calculating the power consumption associated with the circuit based on the first power consumption value.