Some adder cells have inverting outputs (eg ASAP7). At the moment we add inverters to all outputs (S/COUT) but we should be able to avoid them in some cases.
One example is to alternate between adding inverters to the AB inputs and S outputs of chains of full adders, which avoids any inverters on the carry chain. This works because inverting all inputs of a full adder also inverts all of its outputs.
Some adder cells have inverting outputs (eg ASAP7). At the moment we add inverters to all outputs (S/COUT) but we should be able to avoid them in some cases.
One example is to alternate between adding inverters to the AB inputs and S outputs of chains of full adders, which avoids any inverters on the carry chain. This works because inverting all inputs of a full adder also inverts all of its outputs.