Assigning Logic Options
Logic options and logic synthesis style
assignments allow you to guide logic synthesis with logic optimization
features that are specific to Altera® devices. You can assign logic
options and styles to individual logic functions in your design.
The MAX+PLUS® II Compiler also uses a device family-specific default
logic synthesis style for each project.
To make pin, logic cell, and chip assignments, use the set_attribute command at a dc_shell prompt. Before using the set_attribute command, add the following line to your .synopsys_dc.setup file:
edifout_write_properties_list = {LOGIC_OPTION, CLIQUE, CHIP_PIN_LC} 
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To assign a logic option or a logic
synthesis style, type the following command at a dc_shell prompt: |
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| set_attribute find(<design object>, (<instance name>)) "LOGIC_OPTION"
-type string "<logic option>=<value>" |
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For example: |
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set_attribute find (cell, (U1)) "LOGIC_OPTION" -type string
"STYLE=FAST" |
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| To specify multiple logic options, use commas as
separators. |
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For example: |
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set_attribute find (cell, (U1))"LOGIC_OPTION" -type string "STYLE=FAST,
CARRY_CHAIN=MANUAL" |
Related Topics:
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Go to "Resource Assignments
in EDIF Input Files" and "Assigning Resources in
a Third-Party Design Editor" in MAX+PLUS II Help for complete
and up-to-date information on logic option and logic synthesis
style assignments, including definitions and syntax of these assignments.
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