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Lecture 9Tcl Basics and Logic Synthesis IntroXuan ‘Silvia’ ZhangWashington University in St. Louishttp://classes.engineering.wustl.edu/ese461/

OutlineTcl BasicsLogic Synthesis Intro2

My First Tcl Script Hello world3

Tcl Basics String based interpreted command language Tcl scripts– consist of one or more commands– command followed by parameters or arguments– separated by white spaces or tabs Example– print “My first Tcl script”– puts: output a new line– stdout: output to the terminal4

Tcl Basics Two step process– parsing: define substitutions– execution: meaning is applied to command arguments Example– set: read and write variables– pair of brackets invokes an additional evaluation5

Tcl Basics Declare and instantiate variable– set Retrieve variable value– : variable substitution– []: command substitution– \: escape for , new line Quote and comment– “”: space, tabs, semicolons treated as ordinarycharacters– {}: all special character lose their meanings, deferevaluation– #: the remaining line is a comment6

Tcl Basics Variable– has a name and a value (stored as a string) Expression– combine operands and operators to create new values Operators– relational operators: , , , , , ! return 0 (false) or 1 (true)– bitwise operators: &, , , , , require operands to be integers– ternary operator: ? e.g. expr {( a b)? a : b}7

Tcl Basics Mathematical expressions– expr command evaluate math expressions– concatenate all arguments into string– parse it as math expression according to C-syntax Example8

Tcl Basics Control flow––––if, elseif, elsewhileforforeach Procedure– reusable packaged modules Output format––––string: %sdecimal: %dreal number: %fcharacter: %c9

Example Synthesis Script10

Example Synthesis Script11

Tcl Reference .html http://wiki.tcl.tk/130412

OutlineTcl BasicsLogic Synthesis Intro13

Standard Cell Design Flow14

Design Flow Division Front End––––specify, exploredesign, capturesynthesizeoutput: structural RTL Back End––––input: structuralplace and routemask makingfabrication

Front End Design Flow16

Back End Design Flow17

Logic Synthesis HDL (Verilog or VHDL) - gate-level netlist– C compiler: C code - machine language– convert a high-level description of design into anoptimized gate level representation– e.g. verilog by connecting standard cells Target library– standard cell library– basic logic gates like and, or, not, xnor, or marco cellslike adder, mux, and flip-flops Mapping and Optimizing– timing engine– power, delay, area (but not number of cells)18

Example: Comparator/MUX19

Example: Comparator/MUX20

Example: Comparator/MUX Critical path21

Simplified Synthesis Process Mature commercial tool– over 1 million lines of code Parse (Analysis) HDL code Elaborate (Translate) HDL code– data structure: a graph represented by linked list– then covert to a network of generic logic cells(technology-independent)– output: synthesized network22

Simplified Synthesis Process Logic optimization– attempt to improve the network (area, power, speed)– a series of factoring, substitution, and elimination steps– still technology-independent Technology decomposition– build a generic network from optimized logic network23

Simplified Synthesis Process Technology mapping– match generic network to a specified technologydependent target cell library24

Logic Synthesis Reference “Logic Synthesis in a Nutshell”– http://cc.ee.ntu.edu.tw/ pdf25

Lab #3: FPU Adder Due 10/10 (Monday) floating-point adder 32-bit IEEE-754 format Note: can’t “cheat” with a “real” variable real– predefined variable data type in Verilog– typically a 64 bit IEEE-754 floating point number26

Questions?Comments?Discussion?27

Tcl Basics String based interpreted command language Tcl scripts – consist of one or more commands – command followed by parameters or arguments – separated by white spaces or tabs Example – print “My first Tcl script” – puts: output a new line – stdout: output to the terminal 4File Size: 585KBPage Count: 27

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