Please tell me how its working...
also will this work if there are multiple reports in a file say
Code:
Startpoint: ff1
(rising edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by CLK3)
Endpoint: ff4
(rising clock gating-check end-point clocked by CLK4)
Path Group: good
Path Type: min
Point
----------------------------------
clock CLK1 (rise edge)
clock network delay (propagated)
VIOL = 10
Startpoint: ff5
(rising edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by CLK6)
Endpoint: ff7
(rising clock gating-check end-point clocked by CLK40)
Path Group: bad
Path Type: min
Point
----------------------------------
clock CLK1 (rise edge)
clock network delay (propagated)
test
VIOL = 15
Startpoint: ff90
(rising edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by CLK3f
Endpoint: ff46
(rising clock gating-check end-point clocked by CLK4f)
Path Group: good
Path Type: min
Point
----------------------------------
clock CLK1 (rise edge)
clock network delay (propagated)
VIOL = 105
output should be
Code:
Startpoint: ff1
(rising edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by CLK3)
Endpoint: ff4
(rising clock gating-check end-point clocked by CLK4)
VIOL = 10
Startpoint: ff90
(rising edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by CLK3f
Endpoint: ff46
(rising clock gating-check end-point clocked by CLK4f)
VIOL = 105
Quote:
Originally Posted by itkamaraj
Code:
$ awk '/Path.*good/{a=1}!a{line=line"\n"$0}/VIOL/{if(a){print line"\n"$0}}' input.txt
Startpoint: ff1
(rising edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by CLK3)
Endpoint: ff4
(rising clock gating-check end-point clocked by CLK4)
VIOL = 10
also please tell me how this is working
thanks
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which parameter should i modify if i need some more lines before the "path group" filed...
---------- Post updated at 03:38 PM ---------- Previous update was at 03:16 PM ----------
Please give any alternate command to do the same
.......
or pls tell me which parameter should i modify to get more than 2 lines preceding the pattern..lets say 5 lines
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