The-OpenROAD-Project / TritonSizer

UCSD Sizer for leakage/dynamic power recovery, timing recovery
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TritonSizer

UCSD Sizer

Pre-requisite

How To Compile

$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/abk-openroad/TritonSizer.git

$ cd ~/TritonSizer
$ make clean
$ make 

How To Execute

$ source load.sh
$ cd src
$ sizer -env <environment file> -f <command file> | tee log

//<environment file> is used to set environment variables and library information. <command file> contains information for input/output files and command options. 

Manual

3-party module

License

Note for the Liberty parser in TritonSizer

The Liberty parser in TritonSizer is implemented based on the Liberty parser provided by the ISPD13 Discrete Gate Sizing contest (link: http://www.ispd.cc/contests/13/ispd2013_contest.html). We have extended and improved the original Liberty parser significantly to enable support for Liberty files from various foundries including TSMC65, TSMC45, ST28, TSMC16 and ASAP7. However, as we support a limited set of keywords for parsing only the information consumable by TritonSizer, some Liberty files might not work.

Here is the list of foundry libraries that we have verified: TSMC65 TSMC45 ST28 TSMC16 ASAP7

To obtain support for another library, please provide us access to the Liberty files along with the TritonSizer log file and the error messages. Alternatively, you make code changes in ckt.cpp files and run the regression tests in the bench directory (with ASAP7 library), then issue a pull request.

Contact: Minsoo Kim, mik226@eng.ucsd.edu

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