While all registers support resets and clock enables, their use can significantly
affect the end implementation in terms of performance, utilization, and power.
Designs with a large number of unique control sets can have fewer options for
placement, resulting in higher power and lower performance. The CONTROL_SET_REMAP
property is placed on register primitives to trigger a control set reduction on a
specific register during logical optimization (opt_design).
When a logic path ends at a fabric register (FD) clock enable, or synchronous set/reset, the property on the register instructs Vivado logic optimization to map the enable or reset signal to the data pin (D), which has a dedicated LUT connection and can be faster. If possible, the logic is combined with an existing LUT driving the D-input to prevent the insertion of extra levels of logic.
For more information on reducing control sets, refer to this UltraFast Design Methodology Guide for FPGAs and SoCs (UG949) for more information.
- Architecture Support
- All architectures.
- Applicable Objects
- Cells (
get_cells)
- Value
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- ENABLE
- Remaps the EN input to the D-input.
- RESET
- Remaps the synchronous S or R input to the D-input.
- ALL
- Same as ENABLE and RESET combined.
- NONE
- Do nothing. This is the default, and is the same as if the property were not set on the cell.
Syntax
- Verilog Syntax
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Not applicable
- VHDL Syntax
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Not applicable
- XDC Syntax
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set_property CONTROL_SET_REMAP <value> [get_cells <cell_pattern>]XDC Syntax Example
# Specifies control set reduction based on Enable signals set_property CONTROL_SET_REMAP ENABLE [get_cells ff*]
Affected Steps
- Opt Design