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Note that most, but not all, compile-time flags have run-time equivalent.

Revision as of 22:59, 1 August 2022

Q: Are there options to control Verific software's behavior?

There are compile-time flags and run-time flags to control Verific software's behavior.

The compile-time flags are set at compile time. They are in these files:

database/DBCompileFlags.h
hdl_file_sort/HdlFileSortCompileFlags.h
synlib/SynlibCompileFlags.h
verilog_nl/VeriNetlistCompileFlags.h
verilog/VeriCompileFlags.h
vhdl/VhdlCompileFlags.h

The run-time flags are set at run time with the C++ API 'RuntimeFlags::SetVar()' or the TCL command 'set_runtime_flag'. They are in these files:

database/DBRuntimeFlags.h
edif/EdifRuntimeFlags.h
hier_tree/HierRuntimeFlags.h
synlib/SynlibRuntimeFlags.h
upf/UpfRuntimeFlags.h
util/RuntimeFlags.h
verilog_nl/VeriNetlistRuntimeFlags.h
verilog/VeriRuntimeFlags.h
vhdl/VhdlRuntimeFlags.h

(Depending on your Verific product configuration, you may not have all the files).

Note that most, but not all, compile-time flags have run-time equivalent.