"PowerDomain %s has no any module defined, stop %s in this powerdomain"
They are recommended to do this:
Example:
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Incorrect CPF definition - leaf instances are specified to power domain
PD_A: create_power_domain -name PD_A -instances {mod1/inst1 mod1/inst2
mod1/inst3 mod2/inst1 mod2/inst2 mod2/inst3}
Correcting CPF to avoid ENCSP-5170:
create_power_domain -name PD_A -instances {mod1 mod2}
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However in my case, in 1 module, there are 4 different power domains for different instances. That's why I cannot use that solution.
Can anybody help me with another solution to add ENDCAP cells in Cadence Encounter Place And Route?
Thank you very much.
This is library dependant, ie, whether you have to use different ENDCAP cells for different domains. It changes if the cap cells are also tie cells. Check your library databook.
The problem is we cannot add ENDCAP to the power domain if we define the power domain in the CPF file like that:PD_A: create_power_domain -name PD_A -instances {mod1/inst1 mod1/inst2
mod1/inst3 mod2/inst1 mod2/inst2 mod2/inst3}
Check the addEndCap command. You don't have to do it based on power domain definitions.
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