#========================================================================= # setup-flow.mk #========================================================================= # The default asic flow has the set of common ASIC steps we will need to # do architectural design-space exploration. This configuration should # always work as long as the ASIC design kit (ADK) is set up properly. # # Author : Christopher Torng # Date : March 26, 2018 # List the steps to use in the default design flow steps = \ info \ cacti-mc \ vcd2saif \ dc-synthesis \ innovus-flowsetup \ innovus-init \ innovus-place \ innovus-cts \ innovus-postctshold \ innovus-route \ innovus-postroute \ innovus-signoff \ pt-pwr \ # Step dependency graph dependencies.info = seed dependencies.cacti-mc = seed dependencies.vcd2saif = seed dependencies.dc-synthesis = vcd2saif cacti-mc dependencies.innovus-flowsetup = dc-synthesis cacti-mc dependencies.innovus-init = innovus-flowsetup dependencies.innovus-place = innovus-flowsetup innovus-init dependencies.innovus-cts = innovus-flowsetup innovus-place dependencies.innovus-postctshold = innovus-flowsetup innovus-cts dependencies.innovus-route = innovus-flowsetup innovus-postctshold dependencies.innovus-postroute = innovus-flowsetup innovus-route dependencies.innovus-signoff = innovus-flowsetup innovus-postroute dependencies.pt-pwr = dc-synthesis innovus-signoff cacti-mc dependencies.all = pt-pwr #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Notes on step dependency graph #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # The build system uses the step dependency graph to order the steps. The # listed dependencies are actually the Makefile prerequisites for each # step. In addition, the build system takes care of collecting handoff # files from all dependency steps before executing each step. # # Two requirements: # # - The first step should depend on "seed", which generates the build env # - The special "all" target should depend on the last step # # Any of the steps in the top-level steps directory can be used as part of # a custom VLSI flow. #