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Subject: Synthesis with ECSM or CCS
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EngHan
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8/20/2007 11:43 PM  
Hi,

Is there a technical reason to synthesis using ECSM or CCS instead of dotlib?

I noticed that the synthesis result with RC is the same whether I used dotlib or CCS. Would like to hear if anyone has insight into this. Thanks.

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EngHan
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8/23/2007 3:17 AM  
Hi,

I feature out the answer, so I answer myself.

RC does not support CCS nor ECSM. (Well, CCS is an extension of "dotlib", so RC can read CCS library but will ignore all CCS syntax). Also, logic synthesis ready don't care about added advantage of CCS and ECSM.

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Eng Han
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