
clock relation Chapter 5. Tcl Command Reference
[-net <arg>] Optional use the domain of this net
[-unique] Optional use a unique domain for
domains with the same
frequency
[-multi] Optional with -net or -pin: report a list of
domains instead of a single
domain
[-xp <arg>] Optional select xp value, for use with -freq
[-best] Optional select best frequency, for use
with -freq
[-freq] Optional return the frequency (MHz);
requires a domain
[-period] Optional return the period (ps); requires a
domain
[-phase] Optional return the phase; requires a
domain
[-get xp] Optional return the xp value; requires a
domain
[-edge type] Optional 1 for pos-edge, -1 for neg-edge, 0
for combinational; requires a
domain
[-routing type] Optional string denoting the routing type,
empty if not set; requires a
domain
[-core] Optional 1 if used in the core, otherwise 0;
or list of domains used in core
[-driver] Optional name of the driving pin or port;
requires a domain
[-clock net] Optional name of the clock net; requires a
domain
[-xplist] Optional list of xp values; requires a
domain
[-info] Optional list as for ’array set’; requires a
domain
[-group] Optional list of related domains, or list of
groups
[-equal] Optional list of domains with same
frequency; requires a domain
[-sdc] Optional return list of sdc commands
clock relation
clock relation <domain1> <domain2> [-default] [-group] [-sdc]
Return relation between clocks. For related clocks the return is a list with 5 values: the word ”related”
followed by T1 T2 e1 e2. T is the abstract period: T1/T2 = period1/period2. e is an abstract offset (in the
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