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reset sta Chapter 5. Tcl Command Reference
[-text] Optional The optional -text option is used
to specify whether the file
should be output as plain text.
[-csv] Optional The optional -csv option is used
to specify whether the file
should be output as a CSV file
for use in Excel spreadsheets.
reset impl option
reset impl option < option name > [-all] [-project < arg > ] [-impl < arg > ]
This command resets a project implementation option to its (device-specific) default value. Only one option
may be reset at a time.
Argument Required/Optional Description
< option name > Required The name of the impl option to
reset to its default. To see a list of
valid impl options, use the
report impl options TCL
command.
[-all] Optional The optional -all option resets all
impl options to their
device-specific default values.
[-project < arg > ] Optional The optional -project
<
projectName> and -impl
< implName> options are used
to specify an alternate project
implementation (by name) to set
options for.
[-impl < arg > ] Optional The optional -project
<
projectName> and -impl
< implName> options are used
to specify an alternate project
implementation (by name) to set
options for.
reset sta
reset sta
Finish and clean-up the interactive use of synchronous timing analysis.
restore impl
restore impl < filename > [-project < arg > ] [-impl < arg > ]
The restore impl command loads an ACXDB file to restore the state of the DB and impl options for a given
impl. Restoring an impl automatically makes that impl the active impl. If no -impl and -project options are
specified, then the ACXDB file is loaded for the current active impl. By default, the DB will be restored using
all saved information in the ACXDB file, including placement and routing information. Restoring an impl
overrides the current impl option values with the impl option values saved in the ACXDB file. Restoring an
impl clears the current state of the DB for the current active impl, so be sure to save your active impl before
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