Mentor v8.6_4 manual ∙ referencepin, ∙ equivalentpin FastScan Only, ∙ targetpin FlexTest Only

Command Dictionary Add Pin Equivalences

Arguments

∙reference_pin

A required string specifying the name of the primary input pin whose value you want the tool to use when determining the state value of the other named primary input pins.

∙equivalent_pin (FastScan Only)

A repeatable string that lists the primary input pins whose values you want to equal the reference_pin. You must list all equivalent_pins before the -Invert inverted_pin argument.

∙target_pin (FlexTest Only)

A repeatable string that lists the primary input pins whose values you want to either equal or invert with respect to reference_pin.

∙-Invert inverted_pin (FastScan Only)

A switch and repeatable string pair that lists the primary input pins whose values you want to invert with respect to reference_pin.

∙target_pin (FlexTest Only)

A repeatable string that lists the primary input pins whose values you want to either equal or invert with respect to reference_pin.

∙-Invert(FlexTest Only)

An optional switch that specifies for FlexTest to hold the target_pin value to the opposite state of the reference_pin value. If you use this switch, you must enter it immediately prior to the reference_pin value.

Examples

The following examples show how the two tools differ with respect to the Add Pin Equivalences command. Both examples provide the following results:

indata3 is equivalent to indata2

indata4 is inverted with respect to indata2

FastScan Example

add pin equivalences indata2 indata3 -invert indata4

FastScan and FlexTest Reference Manual, V8.6_4 2-99