finish_bus_route
finish_bus_route
-set d_setObj | -setFromTo d_setObj [ -region {f_xlo f_ylo f_xhi f_yhi} ]
[ -allow_violations [ true | false ] ]
[ -exclude_p2p [ true | false ] ]
[ -no_wrong_way [ true | false ] ]
[ -region {f_xlo f_ylo f_xhi f_yhi} ]
[ -verbose [ true | false ] ]
Description
Finishes bus routing for guides in the given set (-set) or for a set of nets (-setFromTo). For unrouted buses, use bus_route instead.
Arguments
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-allow_violations [ true | false ]
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Specifies whether the new routing can include violations (true). When false, any new routing that causes violations is discarded.
Default: false
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-exclude_p2p [ true | false ]
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When true, the guided point-to-point router will not be used as the last routing strategy. This can be useful as a time-saving measure if there are long routes that the point-to-point router is less likely to complete. When false (default), the guided point-to-point router will be tried as the final routing strategy.
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-no_wrong_way [ true | false ]
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When true, wrong-way routing is avoided. When false (default), wrong-way routing can be used.
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-region {f_xlo f_ylo f_xhi f_yhi}
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(Used with -setFromTo) Specifies the boundary points for the area in which to operate. If not specified, operates on all guides for the nets in the -setFromTo set.
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-set d_setObj
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Finishes bus routing for the given set of guides.
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-setFromTo d_setObj
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Specifies the set of nets for which guides will be created and used to finish bus routing. Use this when guides do not exist between the pins and pre-routed wires.
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-verbose [ true | false ]
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Specifies whether messages are output. By default (true), messages are output.
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Examples
The following command finishes bus routing for guides in the given set.
finish_bus_route -set [get_selection_set]
Related Topics
Specialty Route Commands
bus_route
bus_tunnel
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