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.. code-block:: xml
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<repack_design_constraints>
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<pin_constraint pb_type="clb" pin="reset[0]" net="rst_n"/>
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<pin_constraint pb_type="clb" pin="clk[0]" net="clk0"/>
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<pin_constraint pb_type="clb" pin="clk[1]" net="clk1"/>
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<pin_constraint pb_type="clb" pin="clk[2]" net="OPEN"/>
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<pin_constraint pb_type="clb" pin="clk[3]" net="OPEN"/>
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<ignore_net name="rst_n" pin="clb.I[0:11]"/>
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</repack_design_constraints>
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Pin constraint
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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.. option:: pb_type="<string>"
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The pb_type name to be constrained, which should be consistent with VPR's architecture description.
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The net name of the pin to be mapped, which should be consistent with net definition in your ``.blif`` file. The reserved word ``OPEN`` means that no net should be mapped to a given pin. Please ensure that it is not conflicted with any net names in your ``.blif`` file.
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.. warning:: Design constraints is a feature for power-users. It may cause repack to fail. It is users's responsibility to ensure proper design constraints
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Ignore net
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^^^^^^^^^^
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To ignore the global nets on specific pins, use the syntax ``ignore_net``. Note that the qualified pins are inputs, outputs, and clocks of pb_type. The option is useful for preventing global nets from being assigned to unwanted pins on pb_type.
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.. option:: name="<string>"
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The global nets's name to be ignored, which should be consistent with user-defined global nets in the PCF file.
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.. option:: pin="<string>"
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The specified pins on a certain programmable block, which should be consistent with VPR's architecture description.
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Specify the mapping results of global nets should be ignored on which pins of a ``pb_type``. For example, ``--ignore_global_nets_on_pins clb.I[0:11]``. Once specified, the mapping results on the pins for all the global nets, such as clock, reset *etc.*, are ignored. Routing traces will be appeneded to other pins where the same global nets are mapped to.
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.. note:: This option is designed for global nets which are applied to both data path and global networks. For example, a reset signal is mapped to both a LUT input and the reset pin of a FF. Suggest not to use the option in other purposes!
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.. note:: - This option is designed for global nets which are applied to both data path and global networks. For example, a reset signal is mapped to both a LUT input and the reset pin of a FF. Suggest not to use the option in other purposes!
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- For repack options, the constraints specified by ``--ignore_global_nets_on_pins`` have higher priority than those set by ``ignore_net``. When the constraints from ``--ignore_global_nets_on_pins`` are satisfied, those from ``ignore_net`` will not be checked. For more information on ``ignore_net``, see :ref:`file_formats_repack_design_constraints`.
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.. warning:: Users must specify the size/width of the pin. Currently, OpenFPGA cannot infer the pin size from the architecture!!!
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