Mentor v8.6_4 ∙ -Typegatetype, ∙ -Forward pinpathname gateid, ∙ -Backward pinpathname gateid

Report Gates Command Dictionary

∙gate_id# — A repeatable integer that specifies the gate identification numbers of the objects. The value of the gate_id# argument is the unique identification number that the tool automatically assigns to every gate within the design during the model flattening process.

∙pin_pathname — A repeatable string that specifies the names of pins within the design.

∙instance_name — A repeatable string that specifies the top-level boundary instance names within the design. This is used for the design level only.

∙-Typegate_type

A repeatable switch where gate_type is a name pair that specifies the gate types for which you want to display the gate information. Table 2-3lists the supported types for each tool. Tables 2-4and 2-5list the valid FlexTest learned types and the valid FastScan clock port categories, respectively.

FastScan Only - The ALLF option allows you to report gates on all primitive level gates and ATPG functions. This feature supports users who require access to FastScan flattened models.

∙-Forward {pin_pathname gate_id}...

An optional switch that reports the fan-out cone of the specified gate.

∙-Backward {pin_pathname gate_id}...

An optional switch that reports the fan-in cone of the specified gate.

∙-Endpoints [-Forward -Backward] {pin_pathname gate_id}...

An optional switch that reports only the endpoint of the cone.

Immediately after -Endpoints, you must specify either -Forward or -Backward followed by the specified gate. When using -Endpoints

Note or -COnstraint simultaneously, -Forward or -Backward followed by the specified gate need only be entered once.

∙-COnstraint [-Forward -Backward] {pin_pathname gate_id}...

An optional switch that takes into account the effects of pin and cell constraints.

2-320 FastScan and FlexTest Reference Manual, V8.6_4