repair_net
repair_net
[ -all | -net {s_netName…} | -set d_setObj ]
[ -exclude_net {s_netName…} ]
[ -exclude_set d_setObj ]
[ -exclude_type {[power][ground][clock]} ]
[ -repairs {[loops][dangles][redundantSteiners][redundantRouteElements]} ]
[ -verbose [ true | false ] ]
Description
Repairs connectivity problems in the entire design, on specified nets, or on nets in a given set. Use this command to remove loops, dangles, redundant Steiner points, and/or redundant route elements.
Arguments
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-all
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Repairs all nets in the design. This is the default.
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-exclude_net {s_netName…}
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Excludes the given nets from processing.
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-exclude_set d_setObj
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Excludes nets in the given set from processing.
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-exclude_type {[power][ground][clock]}
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Excludes one or more given types of nets from processing.
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-net {s_netName…}
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Repairs nets in the list.
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-repairs {s_name…}
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Specifies one or more types of connectivity issues to repair: dangles, loops, redundantSteiners, and redundantRouteElements. By default, all of the repairs are attempted. If this argument is given without a value, no repair is performed.
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-set d_setObj
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Repairs nets in the given set.
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-verbose [ true | false ]
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When set true, additional information about the operation is output.
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Examples
This command repairs all nets in the design and can change the footprint of the metal.
repair_net
Related Topics
Design Configuration Commands
clean_nets
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