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As far as I can tell those variables don't have consistent interpretation, for some variables they must be set to 1 for the documented effect (e.g. SKIP_CTS_REPAIR_TIMING), for other variables the existence of the variable is all that matters, the value is ignored (e.g. EQUIVALENCE_CHECK).
Suggested Solution
The obvious suggestion is to have a helper to check flags which would be used throughout the Tcl code; I have no idea if there's a fitting place to define one.
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I believe all steps start with load.tcl so that could be a place to put the utility (I see append_env_var is there which seems like a utility). You could also create a utility.tcl and source it from load.tcl to make a cleaner separation.
Description
There are a number of variables to turn things on/off, as documented on the "flow variables" page: https://openroad-flow-scripts.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/FlowVariables.html
As far as I can tell those variables don't have consistent interpretation, for some variables they must be set to 1 for the documented effect (e.g.
SKIP_CTS_REPAIR_TIMING
), for other variables the existence of the variable is all that matters, the value is ignored (e.g.EQUIVALENCE_CHECK
).Suggested Solution
The obvious suggestion is to have a helper to check flags which would be used throughout the Tcl code; I have no idea if there's a fitting place to define one.
Additional Context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: