No, the Electric manual is the most complete reference that I know of
for that.
For the "Old Way", there is an example "Electric VLSI Silicon Compiler
Verilog.pdf" that you should be able to find in the Google Groups
"Electric VLSI Editor" archive at:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!forum/electricvlsi
Look for a post with the subject "Re: Physical Design from Verilog File
to synthesis - floorplanning - placement" on 12/30/2017.
On 2/7/2018 4:08 AM, Andrea Bettati wrote:
Hi to you all,
I'm doing a small project for my Digital Design course. The goal is to
build different adders circuits and compare their performance.
I built my cell library and now I need a fast and reliable workflow to
perform the place and route.
I read the manual but I got stuck in both using the "Old Way" and the
"New Way".
Is there a more complete reference?
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