Visible to Intel only — GUID: reference_TCL_tcl_pkg_eco_ver_1_0_cmd_place_node
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Visible to Intel only — GUID: reference_TCL_tcl_pkg_eco_ver_1_0_cmd_place_node
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3.1.7.16. place_node (::quartus::eco)
The following table displays information for the place_node Tcl command:
Tcl Package and Version | Belongs to ::quartus::eco |
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Syntax | place_node [-h | -help] [-long_help] [-force] [-location <location> ] -name <node_name> [-sample <sample> ] [-timing_driven] | ||
Arguments | -h | -help | Short help | |
-long_help | Long help with examples and possible return values | ||
-force | Force overwriting existing location constraint on the node | ||
-location <location> | Exact location or region | ||
-name <node_name> | Name of the new node | ||
-sample <sample> | Number of locations to try to place the node | ||
-timing_driven | Try to place the node at a location meeting timing | ||
Description | The place_node command will place the specified node either automatically, or within the region if -location is specified. If -sample is specified, then the command will randomly pick locations and place the node at the first valid location found. If -timing_driven is specified then the command will try to place the node at a location that meets timing. If none of the locations meet timing, then the node will be placed at the location with the highest slacks. The place_node command can be used on nodes that have been placed. -location argument takes in an exact location (-location "X20 Y20"), a region (-location "X20 Y20 X30 Y30"), or an ALM sublocation (-location "FF_X20_Y20_N10"). -force argument will force overwrite existing location constraints on the node, if any. -force will not overwrite Partial Reconfiguration regions. |
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