Yulin Chen, W. Tsai, F. Kurdahi, T. Her, C. Ramachandran
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In this paper, we develop a logic synthesis approach which relies on accurate design evaluation program to estimate the final design attributes such as layout speed. Given a candidate design implementation, an evaluation program is called upon to provide quick and accurate estimates of the critical path delay. This information is then used as a feedback to the logic optimization system. Based on this feedback, the system will "re-orient" itself toward a new direction for optimization. Such a scheme represents a more realistic way of generating optimal layout implementations.<>