Arvindh19
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Hi ppl,
When I wrote a tcl script to source into rc compiler, I included the following
which created a series of files to be used with encounter.
One of them is a .g file. When I compared the difference in the file content between .g file and the file obtained by using the write_script command, I found that few extra lines were present in the .g file. What exactly is this .g file? and where is it used?
and... what is the use of the setup.tcl file generated by the same command? I know it reloads the RTL session but how?
Regards
Arvindh.S
When I wrote a tcl script to source into rc compiler, I included the following
Code:
write_design -encounterwhich created a series of files to be used with encounter.
One of them is a .g file. When I compared the difference in the file content between .g file and the file obtained by using the write_script command, I found that few extra lines were present in the .g file. What exactly is this .g file? and where is it used?
and... what is the use of the setup.tcl file generated by the same command? I know it reloads the RTL session but how?
Regards
Arvindh.S