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   1 # Links
   2 * About HiTAS: <https://www-soc.lip6.fr/equipe-cian/logiciels/tasyagle/>
   3 * Bug: <https://bugs.libre-soc.org/show_bug.cgi?id=890>
   4 * Source: <https://gitlab.lip6.fr/vlsi-eda/tas-yagle>
   5 * Coriolis2 installation: [[coriolis2]]
   6 * HDL workflow: [[HDL_workflow]]
   7 * Devscript: <https://git.libre-soc.org/?p=dev-env-setup.git;a=blob;f=tasyagle-install;hb=HEAD>
   8
   9 # HiTAS -- Static Timing Analyser
  10
  11 "HiTas is a static timing analysis tool. Its strength lies in its transparent
  12 hierarchical approach combined with the ability to perform analysis at the
  13 transistor-level, cell-level or a mixture of the two."
  14 - Copied from the website linked above
  15
  16 ## Installation instructions
  17
  18 NOTE: These are required to setup a new chroot, copy over the devscript repo,
  19 and make sure the new chroot has all the necessary packages.
  20
  21 1. ./mk-deb-chroot tasyagle
  22 1. ./cp-scripts-to-chroot tasyagle
  23 1. (tasyagle) ./install-hdl-apt-reqs
  24
  25 1. (tasyagle) ./tasyagle-install
  26
  27 The binaries are installed to /usr/local/bin
  28
  29 Run "xtas" to launch the GUI for the timing analyzer.
  30
  31 [[!img xtas_welcome.png ]]
  32
  33 ## Documentation
  34
  35 The documentation for HiTAS and Yagle is extensive, and is compiled by the
  36 "tasyagle-install" script. You'll find the HTML and PDF documents under these
  37 directories:
  38
  39 * distrib/docxml2/compiled/dochtml
  40 * distrib/docxml2/compiled/docpdf
  41
  42 The tutorial files are located here:
  43
  44 * distrib/share/tutorials