| <h3 id='___report_timing'>report_timing</h3> | |
| <pre>Timing command. Report timing | |
| <b>Usage:</b> report_timing(@options); | |
| @options: | |
| -help: Prints this information | |
| -delay_type $delay_type: Specifies the type of path delay: max (default) or min | |
| -from: $startpoint, Starting point of the timing report | |
| -to: $endpoint, Ending point of the timing report | |
| -through: $through_points, Through points, the value can be an array point | |
| -thr_and: Through points should all present | |
| -max_paths number: Max path number to report, if it is not set, only report one path | |
| -all: Reports all timing paths | |
| -input_pins: Displays input pins of instances | |
| -nosplit: Prevents line splitting | |
| <b>Note:</b> If none of the 'from' or 'to' or 'through' option is present, the timing report is on the paths that go through the ECO instances | |
| <b>Examples:</b> | |
| #1. Report timing on the paths that go through the ECO instances | |
| report_timing(); | |
| #2. Report timing on the instances that in through option | |
| my $thr_instances = ["u_control/u_clk/U120", "u_control/u_mbist/U117"]; | |
| report_timing("-through", $thr_instances); | |
| #3. Report timing on the instances that in through option and they should all appear in the report path | |
| my $thr_instances = ["u_control/u_clk/U120", "u_control/u_mbist/U117"]; | |
| report_timing("-through", $thr_instances, "-thr_and"); | |
| </pre> |