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title: filler_placement(2) |
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date: 24/09/08 |
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--- |
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# NAME |
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filler_placement - filler placement |
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# SYNOPSIS |
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filler_placement |
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[-prefix prefix] |
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filler_masters |
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# DESCRIPTION |
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The `filler_placement` command fills gaps between detail-placed instances |
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to connect the power and ground rails in the rows. `filler_masters` is a |
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list of master/macro names to use for filling the gaps. Wildcard matching |
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is supported, so `FILL*` will match, e.g., `FILLCELL_X1 FILLCELL_X16 FILLCELL_X2 |
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FILLCELL_X32 FILLCELL_X4 FILLCELL_X8`. To specify a different naming prefix |
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from `FILLER_` use `-prefix <new prefix>`. |
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# OPTIONS |
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`-prefix`: Prefix to name the filler cells. The default value is `FILLER_`. |
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`filler_masters`: Filler master cells. |
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# ARGUMENTS |
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This command has no arguments. |
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# EXAMPLES |
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# SEE ALSO |
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