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The commands get_clock, get_clock_ports, and get_clocks serve different purposes in the context of EDA tools like Cadence Genus. Here's a breakdown:

- get_clock: This command is typically used to retrieve a specific clock object by its name. It focuses on identifying and working with a single clock in the design.

- get_clock_ports: This command is used to find the clock ports of a design. Clock ports are the input points where clocks enter the design, and this command helps in identifying those specific ports.

- get_clocks: This command retrieves a collection of all clocks in the design. It provides options for filtering, using regular expressions, or making the search case-insensitive, making it useful for analyzing multiple clocks at once.


In summary:

- Use get_clock for a specific clock.

- Use get_clock_ports to identify clock input ports.

- Use get_clocks to retrieve and analyze all clocks in the design.



get_clock -help

@genus:root: 37> get_clock -help

Usage: get_clocks [-quiet] [-regexp] [-nocase] [-filter <string>] [<string>]

    [-quiet]:

        do not display any warning or error messages

    [-regexp]:

        indicates that the pattern is a regular expression

    [-nocase]:

        indicates that the pattern is not case sensitive

    [-filter <string>]:

        filters the collection with the specified expression

    [<string>]:

        clock names

@genus:root: 38>

get_clocks -help

@genus:root: 38> get_clocks -help

Usage: get_clocks [-quiet] [-regexp] [-nocase] [-filter <string>] [<string>]

    [-quiet]:

        do not display any warning or error messages

    [-regexp]:

        indicates that the pattern is a regular expression

    [-nocase]:

        indicates that the pattern is not case sensitive

    [-filter <string>]:

        filters the collection with the specified expression

    [<string>]:

        clock names

@genus:root: 39>

get_clock_ports -help

@genus:root: 39> get_clock_ports -help

  get_clock_ports: finds clock ports of the design

Usage: get_clock_ports [<design>]

    [<design>]:

        target design

@genus:root: 40>

create_clock -help

Usage: create_clock [-add] [-name <string>] [-comment <string>] [-domain <string>] -period <float> [-waveform <float>+] [-apply_inverted <port|pin|hpin>+]

           [<port|pin|hpin>+]

    [-add]:

        should the sources add or overwrite

    [-name <string>]:

        name of the clock

    [-comment <string>]:

        comment to be tagged with this command

    [-domain <string>]:

        name of the clock domain for the clock

    -period <float>:

        clock period

    [-waveform <float>+]:

        waveform string

    [-apply_inverted <port|pin|hpin>+]:

        sources of the clock that are inverted

    [<port|pin|hpin>+]:

        sources that are not inverted


Example: 

@genus:root: 43> create_clock -name clk -period 4 -waveform {0 2} [get_port clk]

Info    : Removed object. [TUI-58]

        : Removed external_delay 'external_delay:counter/create_clock_delay_domain_1_clk_R_0'.

Info    : Removed object. [TUI-58]

        : Removed external_delay 'external_delay:counter/create_clock_delay_domain_1_clk_F_0'.

Warning : Replacing existing clock definition. [TIM-101]

        : The clock name is 'clk'

Info    : Replacing an existing timing exception with another. [TIM-304]

        : Existing timing exception is 'path_groups/clk'.

@genus:root: 81> report_timing

Warning : Possible timing problems have been detected in this design. [TIM-11]

        : The design is 'counter'.

============================================================

  Generated by:           Genus(TM) Synthesis Solution 17.22-s017_1

  Generated on:           Mar 27 2019  03:56:46 am

  Module:                 counter

  Operating conditions:   PVT_0P9V_125C

  Interconnect mode:      global

  Area mode:              physical library

============================================================



Path 1: MET (1973 ps) Setup Check with Pin count_reg[7]/CK->D

          Group: clk

     Startpoint: (R) count_reg[1]/CK

          Clock: (R) clk

       Endpoint: (R) count_reg[7]/D

          Clock: (R) clk


                     Capture       Launch

        Clock Edge:+    4000            0

       Src Latency:+       0            0

       Net Latency:+       0 (I)        0 (I)

           Arrival:=    4000            0


             Setup:-     160

     Required Time:=    3840

      Launch Clock:-       0

         Data Path:-    1867

             Slack:=    1973


#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#  Timing Point   Flags   Arc   Edge   Cell     Fanout Load Trans Delay Arrival Instance

#                                                      (fF)  (ps)  (ps)   (ps)  Location

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  count_reg[1]/CK -       -     R     (arrival)      7    -     0     -       0    (-,-)

  count_reg[1]/Q  -       CK->Q R     DFFRHQX1       3 11.0   240   353     353    (-,-)

  g201__2683/Y    -       A->Y  R     AND2X1         1  4.5   109   268     620    (-,-)

  g199__9682/CO   -       B->CO R     ADDHX1         1  4.5   109   206     826    (-,-)

  g197__4547/CO   -       B->CO R     ADDHX1         1  4.5   109   206    1032    (-,-)

  g195__1474/CO   -       B->CO R     ADDHX1         1  4.5   109   206    1238    (-,-)

  g193__3772/CO   -       B->CO R     ADDHX1         1  4.5   109   206    1444    (-,-)

  g191__4296/CO   -       B->CO R     ADDHX1         1  4.3   105   204    1648    (-,-)

  g189__8780/Y    -       B->Y  R     CLKXOR2X1      1  4.2   105   219    1867    (-,-)

  count_reg[7]/D  <<<     -     R     DFFRHQX1       1    -     -     0    1867    (-,-)

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



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