Mentor v8.6_4 manual Write Faults

Write Faults Command Dictionary

Write Faults

Tools Supported: FastScan and FlexTest

Scope: Atpg, Fault, and Good modes

Usage

For FastScan

Path Delay Faults Usage:

WRIte FAults filename [-Replace] [-All object_pathname...] [-Class class_type] [-Keep_aborted] [-Both -Rise -Fall]

Stuck/Toggle/Iddq Faults Usage:

WRIte FAults filename [-Replace] [-Class class_type] [-Stuck_at {01 0 1}] [-All object_pathname...] [-Hierarchy integer] [-Min_count integer] [-Noeq] [-Keep_aborted]

For FlexTest

WRIte FAults filename [-Replace] [-Class class_type] [-Stuck_at {01 0 1}] [-All object_pathname...] [-Hierarchy integer] [-Min_count integer] [-Noeq] [-Keep_aborted]

Description

Writes fault information from the current fault list to a file.

The Write Faults command is identical to the Report Faults command, except that the data is written into a file. You can review or modify the file and later load the information into the fault list with the Load Faults command. You can use the optional arguments to narrow the focus of the report to only specific stuck-at faults that occur on a specific object in a specific class. If you do not specify any of the optional arguments, Write Faults writes information on all the known faults to the file.

The file contains the following three columns of information for each fault:

∙fault value - The fault value may be either 0 (for stuck-at-0) or 1 (for stuck- at-1).

2-638 FastScan and FlexTest Reference Manual, V8.6_4