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Directory structure for ASIC design

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Hi, Folks

Is there any good suggestion or template for Directory structure for ASIC design?

thx in advance
ecse
 

find at opencores.org their recommendation on directory structure
 

In RMM, there is some paragraphs discussing this topic.
 

Typically, directory structures would be :
-source - source files (Verilog/VHDL)
-reports - reports on timing/area/constraints
-scripts - useful tcl scripts
-libs - libraries needed
-mapped - gate-level netlist which has been mapped

These are just some suggestions based on experience. Hope it's useful.
 

you will find some advices from sold

for example:

DC user guide ch 3
 

HI u can have the directory structure like this,
------------------proj-------------
|
|-------<PROJ CODE>
|
---------docs
---------netlist
---------rtl
---------sim
---------synth ------|<scr>|
|<reports>|
|<db>|
---------tb ( testbenches)
---------sdf (timing simulation)
--------- test
--------- make
---------sta
---------release

Hope this helps,
Regards,
- satya
 

any body has good idea on version control? anyway a dir structure is easier to determine...
 

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