The following timing options are only available from the Tcl command line and can
be used with the -name
option to generate a GUI
report.
-
csv <filename>.csv
- Generates a CSV file with timing path options. This can be useful when sorting through a large number of paths.
-
-routed_vs_estimated
- This option reports the estimated versus actual routed delays side-by-side for the same path. Some fields within the Timing Category in the report are prefaced with "Estimated" or "Routed" for comparison.
-
-return_timing_paths
- Returns timing path objects to enable the further analysis of
paths of specific logic levels within a specified clock domain. Must be used
with both the
-end_point_clock
and-logic_levels
options. -
-end_point_clock <arg>
- Used to limit the logic level distribution report section to the timing paths with the specified end point clock.
-
-logic_levels <arg>
- Can limit the timing paths sent to the logic level histogram algorithm by logic levels. Only a single value can be specified.
-
-min_level <arg>
- Groups all timing paths with logic levels, or routes, less than the value specified into a single bin. When specified, the <arg> value passed must be at least 1.
-
-max_level <arg>
-
Group all timing paths with logic levels, or routes, greater than the value specified into a single bin. When specified, the <arg> value must be greater than the value of -min_level.
The following complexity options are only available from the command line and can
be used with the -name
option to generate a GUI
report.
-
-bounding_boxes <arg>
- This option performs the complexity analysis of the specified bounding boxes.
For example:
-bounding_boxes { "CLE_M_X21Y239:CLEL_R_X28Y254" "CLEL_R_X18Y171:CLE_M_X26Y186" }
Note: A space is required between the open bracket `{
` and the start of the bounding box, as shown in the previous example.