Trce -o summary.twr ramb16s1.ncd | Xilinx 8.2i instruction

TRACE Reports

Summary Report (Without a Physical Constraints File Specified)

The following sample summary report represents the output of this TRACE command.

trce –o summary.twr ramb16_s1.ncd

The name of the report is summary.twr. No preference file is specified on the command line, and the directory containing the file ram16_s1.ncd did not contain a PCF called ramb16_s1.pcf.

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Xilinx TRACE

Design	file:	ramb16_s1.ncd
Device,speed:		xc2v250,-6
Report	level:	summary report

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WARNING:Timing - No timing constraints found, doing default enumeration.

Asterisk (*) preceding a constraint indicates it was not met.

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Constraint	Requested	Actual Logic
		Levels

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Default period analysis 2.840ns 2

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Default net enumeration 0.001ns

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All constraints were met.
Data Sheet report:
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All values displayed in nanoseconds (ns)
Setup/Hold to clock clk
---------------	+------------		+	------------	+
		Setup to		Hold to
Source Pad	clk (edge) clk (edge)
---------------	+------------		+	------------	+
ad0		0.263(R)		0.555(R)
ad1		0.263(R)		0.555(R)
ad10		0.263(R)		0.555(R)
ad11		0.263(R)		0.555(R)
ad12		0.263(R)		0.555(R)
ad13		0.263(R)		0.555(R)
.
.
.
---------------	+------------		+	------------	+
Clock clk to Pad
---------------	+------------		+
	clk (edge)
Destination Pad		to PAD
---------------	+------------		+
d0		7.496(R)
---------------	+------------		+

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Xilinx 8.2i manual Summary Report Without a Physical Constraints File Specified

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TRACE Reports

Summary Report (Without a Physical Constraints File Specified)

trce –o summary.twr ramb16_s1.ncd

8.2i specifications