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Occasional Contributorget_pins command not returning results
After several tries I managed to "find" the Q pin of the register by using the "-compatibility_mode" option of the "get_pins" command. This is the one that helps traverse the hierarchies of modules, and the command I used was the following:
get_pins -compatibility_mode dbg_top|i_dbg_wb|wb_biu_i|str_sync_wbff2|q
where "str_sync_wbff2" is the name of the register and "q" is the output of the ff that acts as a clock.
After that I was able to apply a constraint on it.
Occasional ContributorAfter several tries I managed to "find" the Q pin of the register by using the "-compatibility_mode" option of the "get_pins" command. This is the one that helps traverse the hierarchies of modules, and the command I used was the following:
get_pins -compatibility_mode dbg_top|i_dbg_wb|wb_biu_i|str_sync_wbff2|q
where "str_sync_wbff2" is the name of the register and "q" is the output of the ff that acts as a clock.
After that I was able to apply a constraint on it.
