SpyGlass Usage Help

spyglass -usage

Usage:
 
  spyglass -verilog <options> <Verilog source file names>
  spyglass -vhdl    <options> <VHDL source file names>
  spyglass -mixed   <options> <Verilog and VHDL source file names>
  spyglass -def     <options> <Def source file names>
                        
                    enable SpyGlass Rule-checking on specified
                    Verilog or VHDL source files, as per other
                    selected options.

  spyglass -32bit   run SpyGlass in 32bit mode. If the default startup
                    mode has been set as 64bit mode through the
                    configuration file, then this option can override
                    it and run SpyGlass in 64bit mode.

  spyglass -64bit   enforce 64bit binary execution on Linux(64-bit) 
                    and Solaris(64-bit) machines (32-bit binary is
                    executed by default).
                     

  spyglass -version          show SpyGlass version.
  spyglass -usage            show the standard option set.
  spyglass -h | -help        show site-specific help.
  spyglass -quickstart       show the `quick start' help.

  spyglass -printrules  [-verilog | -vhdl | -mixed]

                    Print a list of all active rules in the current session
                    for the specified language, then exit.

  spyglass -printgroups [-verilog | -vhdl | -mixed]

                    Print a list of all active groups in the current session
                    for the specified language, then exit.

  spyglass -printreportformats      Print a list of Registered Report Formats.

  spyglass -batch ...        run SpyGlass in BATCH mode (Default is GUI).

  spyglass -gui ...          run SpyGlass in GUI mode. If the default startup
                             mode has been set as batch through the
                             configuration file, then this option can override
                             that default and run SpyGlass in GUI mode.

  If both -batch and -gui are specified, then -batch is given higher priority.


All SpyGlass options can be be supplied in a command file as follows.
  spyglass -f <command_filename)

-f files can be nested and mixed with command line options.


OPTION DETAILS:

Language Choice: 

    -vhdl                    All files are in VHDL.
    -verilog                 All files are in Verilog HDL.
    -mixed                   All files are either in VHDL or Verilog or both.
    -def                     All files are in def format.

Rule-Checking Choice:

    -template <methodology-name>/<template-name>

    where, <methodology-name> is the methodology and template-name is the
    template lying inside the methodology <methodology-name>

    Example:
    '-template DFT/Latches'  will load the "Latches" template of "DFT"
                             methodology as per the language specified i.e.,
                             (-verilog | -vhdl | -mixed)

    The default behaviour is to load the "Creation" template of "Block-Design" 
    methodology (Block-Design/Creation), as per the language specified.


    -policy=<policy1>,<policy2>....
    
    -policies=<policy1>,<policy2>.... (same as -policy)

    where, policy1 and policy2 are supported RuleDeck policies by SpyGlass.

    Example:

    '-policy=lint'           will load the Lint RuleDeck policy.
    '-policy=openmore,lint'  will run OpenMore and Lint RuleDecks.

    -overloadpolicy=<policy1>,<policy2>.... will cause the overloaded version
                             of specified policy be run, if installed.

    -overload=<NamedOverload1>,<NamedOverload2>.... will apply given Named
                             Overloads, if present, to the specified policies.


    -fullpolicy              Causes SpyGlass to run all rules of all specified
                             policies when you have not selected any rules
                             (only -policies option used and -rules option
                             not used).
                             By default, only a selected set of rules are run
                             for each selected policy.                   


Checking Session Options:
========================

    -rules 'rule_name'       Rule or group name to be checked. This option
                             can specify multiple values if tick or double
                             quotes is used for specifying argument value.
                             The default is to check all available rules.

    -ignorerules 'rule_name' Rule or group name to be ignored in the rule
                             checking. The default is no rules should be 
                             ignored. Specifying policy name in place of
                             rule_name will cause all the rules of that
                             policy to get ignored.

    -norules                 No rule checking is to be done. Useful when
                             compiling VHDL libraries.

    -ignore_undefined_rules  Ignore those rules which are not registered.
                             Only warning message will appear for
                             such rules and SpyGlass run will continue.

    -addrules <rule-list>    runs rules from the <rule-list> in addition to
                             the rule-set already specified through -rules etc.

    -sglib <sglib-file>      Specifies the pre-compiled '.sglib' library file
                             to be loaded.

    -plib <plib-files>       Specifies PLIB library files. It is recommended to
                             to compile PLIB library file into an .sglib file
                             and then use .sglib file for SpyGlass analysis.
    
    -lef  <lef-files>        Specifies LEF library files. It is recommended to
                             to compile LEF library file into an .sglib file
                             and then use .sglib file for SpyGlass analysis.

    -sgdc <constraint-file>  Specifies the SpyGlass constraints format file 
                             for specification of design constraints to be 
                             used for rule checking.

    -dw                      Enables analysis of DesignWare components
                             instantiated in the design.

    -enable_pgnetlist        Enables reading of PLIB files for LowPower Policy.

    -noelab                  Exit SpyGlass after analyzing the design files,
                             i.e. elaboration does not take place. Useful when
                             user wants to dump libraries for which elaboration
                             is not required. No rule-checking is performed.


Reporting Related Options:
=========================

    -wdir 'work_dir_path'    Specify the directory to be used for keeping
                             all SpyGlass output files, including .vdb,
                             .log and schematic data files. The default
                             is current working directory.

    -vdbfile <file.vdb>      Define the violation database file -
                             The default  is $(wdirpath)/spyglass.vdb

    -logfile <file.log>      Define the log file -
                             The default is $(wdirpath)/spyglass.log

    -waiver <Waiver-file>    Specifies the SpyGlass waiver constraints format file
                             for specification of waiver constraints to be
                             used for rule checking.

    -ignorewaivers           Ignores the rule waivers due to embedded waiver
                             pragmas in HDL source description.

    -lvpr <number> |         The limit on number of violations per rule (lvpr)
    -lvpr <rule-name=value>  to report; the default is infinity.
                             Can also be used to specify limit on occurence
                             of particular rules.

    -report <reporttype>     When analysis has completed, call the report
                             generator for the specified <reporttype>.
                             If this option is not specified then `moresimple'
                             report is generated.

    -noreport                No report is generated. Useful if you want to
                             analyze results separately (in GUI, for example)

    -reportfile <file.txt>   The generated report is written to this file;
                             the default file is $(wdirpath)/<reporttype>.rpt.
                             If you want to see the report on stdout then
                             use `-reportfile stdout'

    -report_max_size=<size>  This option provides the flexiblity to change
                             the sorted report maximum size. By default, the 
                             sorted report size is unlimited and all the 
                             results are shown. However, the user can limit 
                             the size of the report as per need to any 
                             <size> value.

    -rulegroup_display_depth=<number>  This option provides the flexibility to change
                             the number of subgroups to be considered for 
                             display in reports and in message Tree.Default value
                             for this option is 2. If 0 value is specified then
                             all the subgroups are considered.

    -report_per_policy       Generate separate reports for each specified
                             policy.

    -report_incr_messages    This option is used to set the Incremental Mode 
                             option. This option is useful if you want to compare
                             the results (messages) of two different SpyGlass runs.
                             SpyGlass compares the results of the current SpyGlass 
                             run against the results of a previous SpyGlass run.
                             After the analysis is done with the Incremental Mode
                             option set, the violation messages in the reports are
                             categorized into: 
                             * New Messages: These are the additional violation 
                               messages that were not reported in the previous 
                               run but have been reported in the current run.
                             * PreExisting Messages: These are the violation messages
                               that were reported in the previous run as well as the 
                               current run.
                             * Fixed/Missing Messages: These are the violation
                               messages that were reported in the previous run
                               but have not been reported in the current run.
                               reports specific options mentioned in this section
                               do not affect this section of the reports and this
                               section is not grouped further.

    -old_vdbfile             To give the violation database file (vdbfile) of the run 
                             that you want to target as last run. In case this is not 
                             given the SpyGlass will pick up the vdbfile from the 
                             location where it is going to create vdbfile in the 
                             present run.

   -define_incr_dirmap       This option provides old to new source directory
                             mapping for spyglass incremental analysis. Old
                             SpyGlass run might be done for RTL files in
                             <dir1> while new SpyGlass run can be done for RTL 
                             files in <dir2>. In such a case user needs to
                             tell SpyGlass that RTL files in new directory
                             <dir2> are same as those in old direcrory <dir1>
                             for SpyGlass incremental analysis to work
                             properly. This mapping can be specified as 
                             -define_incr_dirmap <old_dir> <new_dir>
                             

    -sortrule <language>+<rule name>+<sort-order>
                             Specifies the sort order for messages of a rule
                             in SpyGlass reports.

    -overloadrule <rule name>+<language>+<severity=value><weight=value>
                             Use this option to overload rule's severity
                             and/or weight. Please note that all parameters
                             after rule name are optional. If language is
                             missing then overload is applied to all existing
                             personalities of the rule.

    -define_severity <policy name>+<severity label>+<severity class>
                             Use this option to define a new severity label
                             under a pre-defined SpyGlass severity class for a given
                             policy.


SpyGlass Design Environment Options:
===================================
     spyglass -gui [console | sde]         
                 
                            Used to select between the different modes of GUI.
                            Console mode guides user through different steps of RTL
                            analysis and debugging. 
                            'sde' mode opens the tranditional SDE. 
                            If default startup mode is set through the configuration 
                            file, then this switch can be used to override it.

    -noispy                  Disables generation of additional data required
                             only by SpyGlass GUI interface.

    -nosch                   Disables generation of additional schematic data
                             required for schematic-based browsing of rule
                             violations in SpyGlass Design Environment.

    -run                     Causes the design to be immediately analyzed with
                             the specified settings after the
                             SpyGlass Design Environment (SDE) is invoked.
                             Normally, you need to click the RUN button to
                             start design analysis. 
    
    -namevdb  <name>         Specifies the name of the VDB file for the next analysis
                             run in the SpyGlass Design Environment (SDE).
                             The default name is 'spyglass.vdb'.
              
    -disablesplashscreen     Disables the appearance of Atrenta splash screen when
                             the SpyGlass Design Environment (SDE) is starting.
 
    -filter <filter-files>   Specifies the filter files (.sfl files).  



SpyGlass Console Related Options:
==================================

  spyglass -project <project_file_name> [ OPTIONS ] 
                  
                             Used to load the specified project in the GUI.
                             This option is only valid in the console mode 
                             and will be ignored if used with '-gui sde' 
                             command-line option. 
                             
                             In case of batch mode (-batch specified ),
                             apart from the console specific options listed 
                             below, only certain non-console options are 
                             supported.Specify 'atleast' one of the options from
                             the OPTIONS list given below to run console in batch
                             mode.For more details, Please refer the documentation 
                             for console.

   
   [ OPTIONS ] 

   -goals                    <goal name/goal name list>
                             Specifies the list of Goals to be run. All the
                             goals specified in this list will be run one by
                             one by spyglass taking inputs from the project
                             file.

   -designread               Used to perform "Design Read" in batch run of 
                             console.
                  

   -showgoals                Used to print all the goals in the project default
                             methodology along with their recommended setup status
                             and run status. In case the goal run is complete, the 
                             corresponding message count by severity is also given,
                             i.e Error/Info/Warning counts of messages per goal.
 
   -group                    Spyglass will run the goals specified in the -goals 
                             list and generate combined results for all the goals 
                             run, in a common project working directory.

  

Perl-Related Options:
====================

    -f <file.f>              Commands are taken from the file;
                             one option per line (with an optional value).
                             Lines beginning with // are ignored.

    -I<directory>            SpyGlass will first attempt to find scripts ,and
                             files required from scripts, in the specified
                             directory, before searching in default locations
                             (specifically under SPYGLASS_HOME/lib and auxi).
                             Multiple -I options may be specified and will
                             be searched in the specified order.

    -M<module_syntax>        The module is imported via perl's `-M' option.

    -m<module_syntax>        The module is imported via perl's `-m' option.

    -w                       Turn on warnings both for perl-level compilation
                             and also for the checker's activities.


HDL Common Options:
==================

    -top  <du-names-list>    Rule Checking will only be done on passed designs
                             and their hierarchy. However, some language
                             semantic rules may be checked on full design.

    -stop <du-names-list>    Skips rule-checking on the specified design units.

    -stopfile <file-list>    Skips rule-checking on all design units present
                             in given HDL <file-list>.

    -stopdir <dir-list>      Skips rule-checking on all design units present
                             in the rtl source files kept in
                             <dir-list> directories.

    -param {<key=value>}     Overrides the value of VHDL generics or Verilog 
                             Parameters used in the design. 'key' should be 
                             <ent-name>.<gen-name> or <module-name>.<param-name>.

    -pragma <pragma_name>    Specify a prefix for synthesis pragmas;
                             the default is `synopsys' for Verilog source, and
                             both 'synopsys' and 'pragma' for VHDL source.
                             this option can be specified multiple times.
                             Use '-pragma nopragma' to disable all pragma.

    -nobb                    Forces SpyGlass to exit without processing if any
                             blackbox is found in the design.
                             The default behaviour is to allow blackboxes to
                             be passed in the design.

   -lib <logical> <physical> Specify the logical-to-physical mapping for
                             referenced libraries; the physical locations must
                             exist but may be multiply used. For example,
                                -lib STD  ~/SPYGLASS_HOME/vhdl_libs/STD
                                -lib IEEE ~/SPYGLASS_HOME/vhdl_libs/IEEE

    -work 'name'             Use the logical library `NAME' for compilation
                             the default value is `WORK'

    -hdllibdu                Runs pre-synthesis rules on pre-compiled Verilog/VHDL 
                             library design units also (if used in design).

    -disable_hdllibdu_lexical_checks                         
                             Disallow lexical rule checking on Precompile
                             Libraries

    -enable_hdl_encryption   Enables encryption of the hdl library dump.

    -disable_encrypted_hdl_checks 
                             Disables rule checking on Encrypted design
                             units.
   
    -dump_all_modes          Causes SpyGlass to create both 32-bit 
                             and 64-bit versions of the pre-compiled HDL
                             sources irrespective of the architecture.
                             
    -remove_work             Forces cleanup of work directory, before starting
                             the design parsing.

    +resetall                Resets Verilog compiler directive 'default_nettype' 
                             to language default which is 'wire'. 
                             Other Verilog compiler directives are not reset 
                             currently by this option.
                             It is useful while analyzing multiple design files 
                             where user doesn't want to specify this default 
                             in each of these files.
                             
    -libhdlfiles <logical-library-name> '<list of design files>'
                             Enables SpyGlass to precompile multiple HDL libraries
                             libraries in a single run. Logical library name must be
                             mapped to a physical location by -lib command line switch. 
                             Elaboration and Rule Checking is disabled by default unless
                             -elab_precompile or -top command line switch is specified 
                             or Top level design files have been given.

    -libhdlf <logical-library-name> '<list of source files>'
                             Enables SpyGlass to precompile multiple HDL libraries
                             libraries in a single run. Logical library name must be
                             mapped to a physical location by -lib command line switch. 
                             Elaboration and Rule Checking is disabled by default unless
                             -elab_precompile or -top command line switch is specified 
                             or Top level design files have been given.

    -cell_library '<list of logical-library-names>'
                             Causes SpyGlass to skip rule-checking on design units that 
                             are loaded from the precompiled libraries specified by this 
                             command-line option. However, such units are synthesized 
                             by SpyGlass.

    -checkip <du-name>
                             Causes SpyGlass to limit rule-checking on specific parts
                             of design hierarchy. SpyGlass considers all those design units
                             starting from the top in the hierarchy till the design unit 
                             specified by this option for rule checking. All the design 
                             units instantiated under the design unit specified by this 
                             command-line option are also considered for rule
                             checking.

    -checkdu <du-name>
                             Causes SpyGlass to limit rule-checking on specific parts
                             of design hierarchy. SpyGlass considers all those design units
                             starting from the top in the hierarchy till the design unit 
                             specified by this option for rule checking. All the design 
                             units instantiated under the design unit specified by this 
                             command-line option are treated as greyboxes.

    -elab_precompile         Enables elaboration and rule checking with -libhdlfiles 
                             or -libhdlf command line switch. Rule checking done on last
                             compiled libarary or Top level design files if
                             specified.
                             
    -force_compile           Forces SpyGlass to compile all HDL libraries
                             specified by -libhdlfile or -libhdlf command line
                             switch. By default, only out-of-date libraries are
                             recompiled.

    -macro_synthesis_off     Sets the macro 'SYNTHESIS' to OFF during design
                             read. By default, the macro is ON in design read phase
                             of spyglass run.

VHDL-Specific Options:
=====================

    -87                      Check for IEEE-1076 VHDL-87 compliance.

    -print                   Print the list of sorted VHDL files & does not
                             run other analysis. It requires the -vhdl and
                             -sort options but does not imply them.

    -sort                    Sort the files before analyzing;
                             this is useful when specifying `*.vhd'

    -disable_sort            Disable the effect of -sort if -sort has been
                             enabled through configuration file.

    -hdlin_translate_off_skip_text  completely ignore the VHDL code between
                                    translate_off/translate_on pragma block.

    -hdlin_synthesis_off_skip_text  completely ignore the VHDL code between
                                    synthesis_off/synthesis_on pragma block.

    -relax_hdl_parsing       Performs relaxed VHDL semantic checking


Verilog-Specific Options:
========================

    +define+<var1>+...       Add the specified macro definitions.

    -ignorelibs              Disables synthesis and rule-checking of Verilog
                             modules that are defined using -v/-y options.

    +incdir+<path1>+...      Search specified paths for include files.

    +libext+<ext1>...        Specify library directory file extensions.

    +stopmodule+<mod>+...    Treat the named modules as black-boxes.

    +topmodule+<mod>+...     Analyze only these modules and their descendants.

    -v <file>                Specify a library file.

    -y <directory>           Specify a library directory.

    -show_lib                Generates info as to which modules are loaded
                             from -v, -y library along with the library name.

    -disablev2k              Disable parsing of Verilog 2000/2001 constructs.
                             It has been enabled by default.

    -enableSV                Enable parsing of System Verilog constructs.
                             The default is to give error for System Verilog
                             constructs.

    -sfcu                    To treat each System Verilog file as separate 
                             compilation unit.

    -enable_precompile_vlog  Enables the dump of the Verilog modules in a
                             VHDL like library-mechanism.
                             Precompiled Verilog modules are restored by
                             default (without any switch) as in VHDL.

    -allow_module_override   Allows duplicate module names in Verilog designs.
                             (The last module definition is used.)
                             Normally, SpyGlass flags a FATAL violation in such cases.


Synthesis-Specific Options: (are language-independent)
==========================

    -nopreserve              Remove the hanging nets in the netlist.
                             Default behaviour is to retain hanging nets.

    --sgsyn_loop_limit       Specifies the loop unrolling limit during
                             design synthesis. Default is 2048.


Other SpyGlass Optional Features:
================================

    -mthresh <number>        Specify a bit-count threshold for the compilation
                             of memories. Above the threshold, memories will
                             not be compiled (they are treated as black boxes).
                             The default value is 4096 bits.
                             Also see: -handlememory

    -handlememory            Enables special processing for design containing
                             large size memory instances.

    -check_celldefine        By default rule checking is off for `celldefine modules.
                             If you want to do rule checking on such modules please specify
                             -check_celldefine on command line.
    
    -allow_celldefine_as_top Enables rule-checking on top modules which are
                             within Verilog `celldefine directive. By default
                             such top modules are ignored for rule-checking.

    -inferblackbox           Infers blackbox module interface based on the
                             blackbox instances in the synthesized netlist and
                             writes description to output file: sgBlackbox.v

    -inferblackbox_rtl       Infers blackbox module interface based on the
                             blackbox instances in the RTL description in
                             addition to the synthesized netlist and writes
                             description to output file: sgBlackbox.v

    -disable_inferblackbox   Disables the effect of -inferblackbox or
                             -inferblackbox_rtl if any of these have been
                             enabled through configuration file.

    -higher_capacity         Disables those rules that require multiple design
                             views, and hence, is able to support much larger
                             design sizes.
    
    -enable_const_prop_thru_seq
                             Allows constant propagation beyond sequential elements
                             during logic simulation.
                             By default, constant propagation stops at sequential elements. 
                             This switch is used by SpyGlass clock-reset and erc policy rules.
                             

    -disallow_view_delete    Forces RTL design view to be visible during all
                             phases of rule-checking.

    -disable_mmdelete        Normally, during synthesis, RTL modules are
                             deleted as they are synthesized. This switch
                             forces RTL deletion in one go, after synthesis
                             has completed.

    -LICENSEDEBUG            Generates license checkout related debugging 
                             information in the logfile.
    
    -DEBUG                   Generates additional debugging information in
                             the logfile.

    -enable_sglib_debug      Generates functional view summary report for all
                             cells inside SGLIB.

    -enable_cmdline_debug    Generates a Command-line processing debug log in
                             wdir. The debug log contains the tracing of the 
                             internal processing of user-specified command-line
                             options done by SpyGlass in both BATCH and SDE
                             mode. 
    
    --perflog                Generates the SpyGlass performance log (.perflog)
                             containing details like memory/runtime values of
                             each rule run and benchmark data for various
                             stages of SpyGlass run, like analysis, synthesis,
                             flattening, etc.
                             (Feature available on 32bit platforms only)

    -enable_pass_exit_codes  Generates more descriptive SpyGlass Exit Status
                             Code for successful completion of SpyGlass run.

    -lang=<language>         Specifies display language of interest. The
                             display language specification is case-sensitive,
                             i.e., -lang=ja is different from -lang=JA. The
                             default display language is English.

   -configfile=<config-file> Specified configuration file will be read and
                             will have priority over configuration files read from
                             pre-determined locations, namely SPYGLASS_HOME,
                             user's home directory, and current working
                             directory.

   -support_sdc_style_escaped_name
                             Allows synopsys-style escaped names in
                             Spyglass Design Constraint files.

   -templatedir              Specifies directory from which user wants to
                             pick a template.It can take single value and
                             last value overrides all the values given earlier
                             If not specified Spyglass sets templatedir to
                             the value specified for DEFAULT_TEMPLATE_DIRECTORY
                             key in .spyglass.setup

   -enable_gateslib_autocompile
                             Enables auto-compilation of gates library (.lib)
                             files into '.sglib' library file. The generated
                             .sglib file ('aggregate.sglib') gets stored in
                             spyglass cache directory (as specified through
                             -cachedir option) so that it can be reused in
                             subsequent spyglass runs

   -force_gateslib_autocompile
                             Forces re-compilation of gates library (.lib)
                             files into .sglib file. Any data present in cache
                             directory is ignored. In fact, the cache
                             directory gets updated with the results of the
                             current compilation

   -cachedir <dir>           Specifies the location of cache directory for
                             storing the auto-generated 'aggregate.sglib' file
                             during auto-compilation of .lib files. In future,
                             this cache directory can also be used to store
                             other spyglass data so that the same data can be
                             reused across multiple spyglass runs

   -disable_gateslib_autocompile
                             Disables auto-compilation of gates library (.lib)
                             files into '.sglib' library file if the same has
                             been enabled via .spyglass.setup file. This
                             switch is ignored if any of
                             -enable_gateslib_autocompile or
                             -force_gateslib_autocompile options is also
                             specified on the command line


Save-Restore related options:
============================

    -enable_save_restore         enables save-restore capability in SpyGlass.

    -dbdir <database-directory>  specifies the design save directory when
                                 working in the Design Save/Restore mode.

    -force_save                  forces design save. 
    
    -force_restore               forces design restore if possible.   
    
    -savepolicy | -savepolicies <policy-name-list>
                                 specifies policies to be saved in addition to 
                                 policies given through -policy/-policies option.
                                 
    -skip_rules_for_fast_restore Disables all those rules which do not allow SpyGlass 
                                 to run in full design restore mode.

    -nosavepolicy  <policy-name-list>
                                 Specifies the policies (not specified with the -policies/
                                 -savepolicies command-line options) for which the
                                 design views should not be saved by default.


SpyGlass options for Power Estimation Policy:
============================================

    -target  <lib-name-list>     Specifies libraries to be used for technology
                                 mapping out of the specified SGLIB libraries.
				 By default, all specified SGLIB libraries are used
				 for technology mapping.

    -use_scan_flops              Causes SpyGlass to use a scan flip-flop if it fails to 
                                 find a normal (non-scan) flip-flop for mapping.

    -preserve_mux                Enables Spyglass to pick mux cells from the technology library 
                                 for mapping muxes in a user design.  
                                 When this switch is specified, SpyGlass gives priority to the 
                                 mux cells present in the technology library rather than a mux 
                                 implementation in terms of more basic cells from the technology 
                                 library. If mux cells are not present in the technology library, 
                                 Spyglass selects the mux implementation in terms of more basic 
                                 cells from the technology library.
    
    -sgsyn_clock_gating          Causes SpyGlass to create a simple clock gating logic
                                 instead of creating a MUX-based enable logic 
				 when 16 or more flip-flops with the same clock signal
				 and the same enable signal are found.
				 Use '-sgsyn_clock_gating_threshold' option to
				 specify your own number.
  
    -sgsyn_clock_gating_threshold <num>
				Specifies the number (default 16) of flip-flops beyond 
				which SpyGlass create a simple clock gating logic 
				for flip-flops with the same clock signal and 
				the same enable signal.
			
 
Spyglass aggregate report generation related options:
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   -gen_aggregate_report <report_name> 
                                 Used to generate the specified aggregate report. The report_name may
                                 be project_summary or datasheet.

   -config_file <config_file>    Specify a configuration file having project files path or classic dump directory path 
                                 for which aggregate report needs to be generated.

   -project <project_file>       Specifies the name of a single project file. This option is considered only if the
                                 -config_file option is NOT specified. In such cases, Console accepts the specified
                                 project file as the input. If you have specified both the -config_file and -project
                                 options, Console ignores the -project option and considers the -config_file option.
                                 
   -aggregate_reportdir <output directory>    
                                 The user can optionally redirect generated aggregate reports to a directory specified
                                 with '-aggregate_reportdir".  By default, the aggregate reports  are generated in
                                 directory "./aggregate_reports".
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