Wiring

Running Modular or Composite Wiring Synthesis for Selected Signals

You can run modular wiring synthesis (MWS) or composite wiring synthesis (CWS) for individual signals or a set of selected signals. This is useful if you only want to view the wiring for those specific signals.

Note

Whichever type of synthesis is selected, it only affects changes for the specified signals and does not alter any other wiring or generate new wiring for other signals within the diagram.

Prerequisites

You must have a complex wiring synthesis license.
If you want to run CWS, you must have met the normal prerequisites for it. See the CWS and Wiring Generation section in Composite

Wiring Synthesis for a list of these prerequisites.

If you want to run MWS, the normal prerequisites for it must have been met. See Synthesizing

Modular Wiring.

Procedure

Select the signals in the Design Browser (Design tab), and do one of the following:

                     Right-click one of them, and choose Synthesize Wiring.

                 

                 
                     Click the Synthesize
                             Wiring ()
                         button on the Design Browser (Design tab).

                     Figure 207: Synthesize Wiring Action
                         
                         
                     

                 

             

         
         The Wiring Synthesis

Dialog Box displays.

Select which sort of synthesis you want to run and click Go; a progress bar indicates when synthesis is complete.

When complete, click Close.

             Note 
                 If you click Cancel, the design returns to its state before this
                     synthesis run (no newly generated wiring is retained). The system rolls
                     back all the changes made by any plugins during the synthesis run and
                     removes listed messages of that particular run.

Results

The Synthesis tab in the Output Window reports on the synthesis actions and any signals that have failed to route.

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Wiring