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1.2.90. MAX_AUTO_GLOBAL_REGISTER_CONTROLS
Allows the Compiler to choose the signals that feed the most control signal inputs to flipflops (excluding clock signals) as global signals that are made available throughout the device on the global routing paths. Depending on the target device family, these control signals can include asynchronous clear and load, synchronous clear and load, clock enable, and preset signals.If you want to prevent the Compiler from automatically selecting a particular signal as global register control signal, set the Global Signal option to 'Off' on that signal.
Old Name
Auto Global Register Control Signals -- MAX 7000B/7000AE/3000A/7000S/7000A
Type
Boolean
Device Support
- MAX3000A
- MAX7000A
- MAX7000AE
- MAX7000B
- MAX7000S
Notes
This assignment supports synthesis wildcards.
Syntax
set_global_assignment -name MAX_AUTO_GLOBAL_REGISTER_CONTROLS <value>
set_global_assignment -name MAX_AUTO_GLOBAL_REGISTER_CONTROLS -entity <entity name> <value>
set_instance_assignment -name MAX_AUTO_GLOBAL_REGISTER_CONTROLS -to <to> -entity <entity name> <value>
Default Value
On
Example
set_global_assignment -name max_auto_global_register_controls off
set_instance_assignment -name max_auto_global_register_controls off -to foo