DeltaSyn:一个高效的ECO合成逻辑差分优化器

Smita Krishnaswamy, Haoxing Ren, Nilesh A. Modi, R. Puri
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在IC设计过程中,功能规格通常在设计周期的后期,即在完成放置和布线之后进行修改。然而,设计师要么手工处理这些修改,要么从头开始重新开始设计过程——这是一个非常昂贵的选择。为了解决这个问题,我们提出了DeltaSyn,一种在修改的高级规范和实现的设计之间生成高度优化的逻辑差异的方法。DeltaSyn能够在实现的逻辑中定位边界,在这些边界内可以限制更改。Delta-Syn将边界划分为两个阶段。第一阶段采用快速功能和结构分析技术来识别形成变化的输入端边界的等效信号。第二阶段通过一种新的动态算法定位变化的输出端边界,该算法检测ECO所需变化的下游匹配逻辑。工业设计实验表明,这些技术一起成功地实现了eco,同时平均保留了97%的现有逻辑。与以前的方法不同,使用位并行逻辑仿真和快速SAT求解器可以实现高性能和可扩展性。DeltaSyn可以在大约200秒或更短的时间内处理和验证大约10K门设计的典型ECO。
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DeltaSyn: An efficient logic difference optimizer for ECO synthesis
During the IC design process, functional specifications are often modified late in the design cycle, after placement and routing are completed. However, designers are left either to manually process such modifications by hand or to restart the design process from scratch - a very costly option. In order to address this issue, we present DeltaSyn, a method for generating a highly optimized logic difference between a modified high-level specification and an implemented design. DeltaSyn has the ability to locate boundaries in implemented logic within which changes can be confined. Delta-Syn demarcates the boundary in two phases. The first phase employs fast functional and structural analysis techniques to identify equivalent signals forming the input-side boundary of the changes. The second phase locates the output-side boundary of the changes through a novel dynamic algorithm that detects matching logic downstream from the changes required by the ECO. Experiments on industrial designs show that together these techniques successfully implement ECOs while preserving an average of 97% of the existing logic. Unlike previous approaches, the use of bit-parallel logic simulation and fast SAT solvers enables high performance and scalability. DeltaSyn can process and verify a typical ECO for a design of around 10K gates in about 200 seconds or less.
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