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Thank you for all your support on the package. I had a few questions.
I'm trying to read a verilog description of an adder "RCA_N16.v" and the package seems to be having trouble with it. It is from the adder library associated with one of your papers.
I'm writing it simply as read_verilog -a RCA_N16.v
Furthermore, in your paper "BDD Minimization for Approximate Computing" you develop a great methodology for automatically approximating circuits. I installed the package and I see this command.
However, does the error metric calculation happen within the comb_approx command? As in, is it not a separate command? So if I wanted to run it on two circuits (an original and an approximated), I cannot do this with CirKit?
This question is mostly about the error rate and average-case error metrics of your paper.
Thanks once again for the great product. The file is attached for reference. RCA_N16.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
Thank you for all your support on the package. I had a few questions.
I'm trying to read a verilog description of an adder "RCA_N16.v" and the package seems to be having trouble with it. It is from the adder library associated with one of your papers.
I'm writing it simply as read_verilog -a RCA_N16.v
Furthermore, in your paper "BDD Minimization for Approximate Computing" you develop a great methodology for automatically approximating circuits. I installed the package and I see this command.
However, does the error metric calculation happen within the comb_approx command? As in, is it not a separate command? So if I wanted to run it on two circuits (an original and an approximated), I cannot do this with CirKit?
This question is mostly about the error rate and average-case error metrics of your paper.
Thanks once again for the great product. The file is attached for reference.
RCA_N16.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: