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The synthesis netlist is input to the placement process. The place and route process places each macro from the synthesis netlist into an available location on the target silicon and connects the macros using routing resources available on the target silicon. The placement process analyzes all of the macros used in the design and their connectivity to try to determine an optimal placement for the macros. The placement algorithms take into account a number of technology-specific factors of the target technology to determine whether a particular placement is good or not. After a trial placement and signal route is attempted, the design is analyzed with respect to timing constraints. If the timing constraints are not met, the place and route software continues to try different placements and signal routing to try to meet the constraints.

Typical target devices have areas of the chip where logical functions are placed, and areas where interconnect signals are routed to connect the logical functions. The device is split into a number of logic areas with routing channels that surround the logic areas. Logic areas contain the logical gates to implement the Boolean function of the design. Routing channels contain the signals that are used to connect the logical gates together. For FPGA devices, the routing channels contain programmable interconnect wires. FPGA devices use an onboard RAM to store the value of programmable switches that are used to form the signal interconnections. By enabling the proper sets of pass transistor gates, signal interconnections between logic gates can be formed

Verification in VHDL is timing verification.

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