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Interactive Mode
You may run the flow interactively by using the -interactive option:
./flow.tcl -interactive
A tcl shell will be opened where the openlane package is automatically sourced:
package require openlane
Then, you should be able to run the following main commands:
- Any valid Tcl code.
prep -design <design> [-tag TAG] [-config CONFIG] [-init_design_config] [-overwrite]run_synthesisrun_floorplanrun_placementrun_ctsrun_routingwrite_powered_verilogfollowed byset_netlist $::env(routing_logs)/$::env(DESIGN_NAME).powered.vrun_magicrun_magic_spice_exportrun_magic_drcrun_lvsrun_antenna_check
The commands should all be run in this order- skipping any may lead to
unexpected behavior.
You are free however to add any intermediate commands to achieve more complex
functionality.
The above commands can also be written in a file and passed to flow.tcl as shown:
./flow.tcl -interactive -file <file>
A comprehensive list of commands supported by OpenLane can be found here.