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To: Ali Chen who wrote (227354)	3/3/2007 11:49:40 PM
From: muzosi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Analytically solving post place and route timing? What kind of nonsense it is? obviously the kind of sense which you don't have. Regarding the use of back-annotated simulations, it is frequently the fastest way to determine the actual name of flip-flops that might be subject of exclusion from setup and hold violations in blocks of clock domain crossing. this is exactly what i was afraid you'd say. you leave figuring cross-domain timing issues, finding their names, solving the related timing problems etc. to ppr? you think your test vectors give you full coverage to find these? if i were your boss, you would never get close to another text editor into which you might type rtl.