NAME
set_pad_physical_constraints
Sets physical constraints per pad instance.
SYNTAX
status set_pad_physical_constraints
objects | -pad_name pad_name
[-side side_number]在那条边
[-order order_number]顺序
[-offset offset_distance]离chip边缘的的距离
[-ring ring_number]
[-orientation reflect | optimizeReflect]
[-min_left_iospace min_space_left]
[-min_right_iospace min_space_right]
[-chip_level_distance {keyword_value_pairs}]
[-chip_level_ring {{depth ring_count}}
[-lib_cell]
[-lib_cell_orientation {l_orient t_orient r_orient b_orient}
Data Types
objects collection
pad_name string
side_number integer
order_number integer
offset_distance float
ring_number integer
min_space_left float
min_space_right float
keyword_value_pairs list
ring_count integer
l_orient string
t_orient string
r_orient string
b_orient string
ARGUMENTS
objects
Specifies the pad cells to which the specified constraints
apply. You can specify one or more pad cells that currently
exist in the design. However, only one object is allowed if you
use the -order option.
This argument and the -pad_name option are mutually exclusive.
You must specify the pad cells by using one of these arguments.
-pad_name pad_name
Specifies the name of the pad cell to which the specified con-
straints apply. You can specify a single pad cell, which does
not have to exist in the design. The constraint is stored in the
database even though it might not get applied. If the pad is
missing from the design, the constraint is applied automatically
when you add a new pad with this name to the design.
This option and the objects argument are mutually exclusive.
You must specify the pad cells by using one of these arguments.
-side side_number
Specifies the die edge on which the pad must reside. Pads are
supported for rectangular floorplans only. The valid values for
this option are
o 0 (default - no side constraints)
o 1 (left side constraint)
o 2 (top side constraint)
o 3 (right side constraint)
o 4 (bottom side constraint)
The default is 0, which means that the pad does not have a side
constraint.
-order order_number
Specifies the placement order number for the pad. The placement
order is a clockwise ordering constraint for the left and top
sides. The placement order is a counterclockwise ordering con-
straint for the right and bottom sides. The order argument must
be a positive integer.
The default is 0, which means that the pad does not have an
ordering constraint.
-offset offset_distance
Specifies the distance in microns that the pad must be offset
from the die edge on which it is placed. Do not specify the
-offset option with the -min_left_iospace or -min_right_iospace
options, because the -offset option specifies the only legal
location for this pad. In multiring I/O mode, the reference
point is the lower-left corner of the ring where this pad is
located, not the origin of the design. The specified value must
be a non-negative floating point number.
-ring ring_number
Specifies the ring on which the pad is located. The ring is an
inner-to-outer ordering constraint. This number must be a posi-
tive integer between 1 to 6. The default is 1.
-orientation reflect | optimizeReflect
Specifies the lateral reflection mode. Valid values are:
o reflect
Reflects the pad instance about the axis through its center
that is perpendicular to the edge on which the pad cell is
sitting.
o optimizeReflect
The tool reflects the pad instance only if the area is opti-
mized as a result.
If you do not specify this option, no lateral reflection is
done.
-min_left_iospace min_space_left
Specifies the minimum spacing in microns to the next I/O pad on
the left side. The default is 0.
-min_right_iospace min_space_right
Specifies the minimum spacing in microns to the next I/O pad on
the right side. The default is 0.
-chip_level_distance {keyword_value_pairs}
Specifies the minimum spacing in microns between the pads and
the implied die corner. You specify the distance values using
the following format:
{keyword value}
You can specify one or more of the following distance values:
o {dist_left_edge_to_pad float}
On the top and bottom die edges, specify the minimum distance
in microns that pads must be placed away from the left die
edge. The specified value must be a positive floating point
number. The default is 0.
o {dist_bottom_edge_to_pad float}
On the left and right die edges, specify the minimum distance
in microns that pads must be placed away from the bottom die
edge. The specified value must be a positive floating point
number. The default is 0.
o {dist_right_edge_to_pad float}
On the top and bottom die edges, specify the minimum distance
in microns that pads must be placed away from the right die
edge. The specified value must be a positive floating point
number. The default is 0.
o {dist_top_edge_to_pad float}
On the left and right die edges, specify the minimum distance
in microns that pads must be placed away from the top die
edge. The specified value must be a positive floating point
number. The default is 0.
If you do not specify the distance, the default is 0.
-chip_level_ring {{depth ring_count}}
Specifies the total number of I/O pad rings in the design. The
specified value must be a positive integer between 1 and 6. The
default is 1.
-lib_cell
Enables orientation control for the specified object or pad
name. You must specify the -lib_cell option when you specify a
library cell orientation by using the -lib_cell_orientation
option. By default, the tool uses the default cell orientation
in the Milkyway library.
-lib_cell_orientation {l_orient t_orient r_orient b_orient}
Specifies the orientation adjustment based on the current I/O
cells for the left, top, right and bottom sides of the rectangu-
lar floorplan. You can set the orientation to one of the follow-
ing values:
N rotate 0-degrees
W rotate 90-degrees
S rotate 180-degrees
E rotate 270-degrees
FN rotate 0-degrees and mirror X
FS rotate 0-degrees and mirror Y
FW rotate 90-degrees and mirror X
FE rotate 90-degrees and mirror Y
For example, only the top side pads are affected by the
-lib_cell -lib_cell_orientation { N FN N N } options.
DESCRIPTION
Specifies physical design constraints on pads, such as location and
offset between adjacent pads. The specified constraints are saved when
the design is saved. The create_floorplan and create_floorplan commands
follow these constraints when arranging the I/O pads for a design.
Multicorner-Multimode Support
This command has no dependency on scenario-specific information.
EXAMPLES
The following example specifies physical constraints on a pad.
prompt> set_pad_physical_constraints -pad_name "uDFT3/uINP0" \
-side 1 -order 1 -offset 248.34
The following example specifies that there are two I/O rings in the
design.
prompt> set_pad_physical_constraints -chip_level_ring {{depth 2}}
SEE ALSO
create_floorplan(2)
read_pin_pad_physical_constraints(2)
remove_pin_pad_physical_constraints(2)
report_pin_pad_physical_constraints(2)
set_pin_physical_constraints(2)
write_pin_pad_physical_constraints(2)
Version P-2019.03-SP4
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