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Well, I agree that the word alpha used by Red Hat CTO Brian Stevens was not the best choice to describe Fedora.
However, the fact is for non Open-Source user - that is to say Ms Windows users - it is quite
difficult to understand the mechanism used by Red Hat or other open source organization to deliver their Operating system or softwares
without using theirs vocabulary.
I mean it is like using the word daemons instead of services or modules instead of drivers during a conversation
with a Ms Windows user. I am pretty sure after few minutes he will believe you come from another planet. :)
You see the problem ?
So I could understand the utilization of this term.
Nonetheless I admit the Red Hat CTO should have to refuse to use the word of Alpha for Fedora
in explaining how works Open source and in that case the Alpha word could not apply.
For my part, this is what I tell to people who ask me the difference between Red Hat and Fedora.
The fact is that Fedora Linux distribution is working very very well and I can prove it.
In addition a lot of peoples, organization, governments, companies, are interested to use it.
However in order to be in accordance with the business world Fedora have to offer a strong support.
Thing that Fedora can not.
And that is reason why Red Hat is there.
To conclude, I think that we should not hesitate to add explaination, examples
when we are using technical words in order to avoid misunderstanding.
Best Regards
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choice quotes.
Super. All we have to do is make sure the 100M people on the Internet do likewise. It's probably easier to make sure this mindset changes. Then when you're put on the spot in a live interview, you know what terminology to use.
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glitch -or- decision to boot everyone to snapshot page?
I highlighted it.
I think maybe this is a bug and not a feature.
The MCC should have its own link, and the view should be independent of what the individual accounts are set to.
I'll add this to the Features We Would Like item.
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Sorry - it ended up being especially busy this week for me, and I've not had a lot of posting time. I did pass all this feedback along (including a link to the thread so that the right folks could follow it).
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Last week I traveled to my hometown for my grandpa's funeral. Just shy of his 93rd birthday, his health had been declining in recent weeks, and we were prepared for his passing. As people tend to do during the grieving process, we remembered. We sat and looked through photo albums, remembering Grandpa's red sweater that made an appearance every Christmas. We looked through stacks of letters he wrote to my grandma during WWII. We framed his military portrait, taken when he was a fresh-faced 20 year old, heading off to serve with the merchant marines.
From the pastor's message to the emotional burial at a barracks with military honors, a certain theme emerged about my grandpa's life. He was a quiet man who lived a simple life. He wasn't famous, he didn't win any awards, and his life was what most would consider ordinary. He joined the military, served proudly, and then came home and started a family. He worked a blue collar job faithfully to provide for his family. He loved his grandchildren well and was a kind, steady presence in my life.
I thought about my grandpa's life when I came across a post by Lisa Jo Baker, "When You Think Your Love Story Is Boring." In describing her husband, Baker writes, "He lays down his life and it looks like so many ordinary moments stitched together into the testimony of a good man who comes home to his family in the old minivan, the one with the broken air conditioning. It undoes me every time to look around and find him there, having my back in the day to day and the late night into late night and then next year again."
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Reconstructing the Wall of Virtue: Maxims for the Co-Evolution of Environmental Law and Environmental Science
Ruhl, J. B., Environmental Law
I. INTRODUCTION II. DEFINING THE MANAGEMENT CHALLENGE: GUARDING AGAINST PROCESS TRANSGRESSIONS III. THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT AS A CO-EVOLVING LAW-SCIENCE PROCESS SYSTEM IV. MANAGING THE STABLE DISEQUILIBRIUM OF LAW-SCIENCE PROCESSES A. Integration of Science and Law as an Emergent Property B. Exercising Professional Judgment at the Edge of Chaos C. Regulatory Peer Review as a Disturbance Regime V. DID JULIE MACDONALD CROSS THE LINE, OR WAS SHE JUST DOING HER JOB?--MAXIMS FOR OPERATING WITHIN THE WALL OF VIRTUE VI. CONCLUSION--TOWARD A NEW GENERATION OF PROFESSIONALS
[P]ursuit of scientific truth, detached from the practical interests of everyday life, ought to be treated as sacred by every Government, and it is in the highest interests of all that honest servants of the truth should be left in peace. (1)
In the early hours of the morning, tucked under the covers in a cozy home not far from an elite university campus, a scientist dreams sweet dreams of life in Scienceland. There, within a compound encircled by the mighty Wall of Virtue, scientists frolic in a candy shop of labs, databases, and high speed computers, churning out research on whatever interests them. Outside the Wall of Virtue lies Policyland, a vast, verdant landscape where simple farmers grow food for the scientists, who are too busy to do so for themselves. Policyland's farmers are overseen by the policy makers, who, while being just as ignorant of science as the farmers, have learned to trade food to the scientists in return for black boxes containing findings of science the farmers need to navigate their simple lives in Policyland. Having no other source of guidance, the policy makers have instructed the farmers to follow every detail of the scientists' wisdom. While this alone brings a smile to our slumbering scientist, the topping to the sweet dream is that the scientists in Scienceland get all this while never needing to venture into Policyland.
Far from the university campus where our scientist rests, in a suburb not far from a seat of government, the head of a regulatory agency dreams a much different version of Scienceland and Policyland. In this Policyland, policy makers guide a fast, efficient society of businesspeople with wise, benevolent policies they devise in password-protected rooms deep in the basements of very large modern buildings. The policy makers have scientists as their personal assistants, whom they pepper all day long with questions about this and that. The policy makers demand immediate answers in the form of written reports the policy makers staple to their policies so that the bnsinesspeople believe in the wisdom of the policies. The scientists are educated at the University of Sound Science behind the ivy-covered walls of Scienceland, where policy makers instruct them on such matters as the best available science and the quality of data. Best of all, when a policy maker's personal assistant scientist starts giving answers the policy maker does not like, a new graduate of the University is sure to apply for the job. This way--and this is what makes the dream so soothing--there is always a report to staple to a new policy.
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The Noctua NT-H1 is an award-winning, pro-grade thermal interface material (TIM) solution ideal for overclockers and DIY professionals. Consisting of a hybrid compound of different micro-particles, this thermal paste features minimum heat resistance, and is electrically insulating thus it wouldn't cause short circuit damage or malfunctioning in case of bleeding. It also delivers exceptional long-term stability for lasting, hassle-free performance in a couple of years. Plus, the syringe container makes the thermal grease easy to apply - simply push and put a drop of paste on the bare die of chipsets or the integrated Heat Spreader (IHS) of CPU, install the cooler and it's ready.
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As NT-H1 spreads very well under pressure, there's no need to smear it over the heat-spreader. This reduces both the consumption of paste and the time spent on the installation process: Put one drop of NT-H1 onto the center of your CPU, install the cooler and that's it!
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Pros: Very good thermal compound
Cons: A little pricy
Other Thoughts: My idle temps dropped by about 2c which isn't much, but as temps climbed the difference scaled with it. When my CPU hit max load, the temps would cap out around 45c; stock paste usually hovered around 55c under 100%. If you ever plan on overclocking, you need to switch to a higher end thermal compound like this. Thermal Grizzly is far better than this stuff, although TG is also well over triple the price of this.
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Pros: Slightly better temps than mx-4 or silver 5. Using a NH-D14 with i5 firstname.lastname@example.com
Cons: none
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Boss paste is boss
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Pros: -is boss
Cons: cap is a little annoying
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Pros: Great thermal paste. Currently using it with a 5820k and a Corsair H100i. Using this thermal paste I am getting temps of 65 C with the CPU overclocked to 4.5GHz.
Cons: None
Other Thoughts: I would recommend this thermal paste due to its great performance.
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Pros: Non conductive, sticky, performs well
Cons: It's not free
Other Thoughts: Would recommend, definitely better than the white paste I'm used to dealing with.
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Pretty good
This review is from: Noctua NT-H1 Thermal Compound
Pros: CPU temps were ~20C idle and ~30C load with no OC. 25C idle, 60C load with an OC. Seems good to me, but it's hard to compare.
Cons: I guess none?
Other Thoughts: I don't really have any way to compare this to anything, but I have always used Arctic Silver 5 in the past. This time, however, I used this thermal paste with my new build. I only used it due to a review I saw online on various thermal pastes.
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Works great
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Pros: Seems to do a good job helping keep temps down on my overclocked 4690k and 4790k with the H100 cooler. How well, I can't be exact but have no complaints.
Cons: None that I can speak of.
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Great thermal Compound
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Pros: Non-conductive, easy to use, and the set time is very short. right after installation the temps were 38-39C but after the paste heated up and spread out my temps were 24-29C... So pretty much just above room temp.
Cons: None that i can think of.
Other Thoughts: Maybe a life size picture of how much compound to use is required. The first time i applied, i used a little bit too much. Temps hovered around 38C but after reapplying the paste my temps dropped to 24-29C.. so just above room temps. My room temps fluctuate from 74-80F.
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Pros: Keeps temp low. Intel i7-4790K Devil's Canyon Quad-Core 4.0GHz LGA 1150 BX80646I74790K is consistently idling around 28 degrees Celsius. I would definitely use again.
Cons: None so far.
Other Thoughts: This was a first for me. I usually am lazy and a bit skittish when dealing with CPUs. I usually just use the stock fan, which conveniently comes with thermal paste already in place. Used the card spreading method on the base of a Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO. Not vouching for what method of paste application is best/most effective, but this seemed to do the trick the first time. Also prepped the cooler base with a quick 91% Alcohol rub. One last thought. I saw a lot of references around the web suggesting either a rice sized dot or a pea sized dot of paste is best. From personal experience I would say that it is definitely going to be more toward pea size for an i7. Can't vouch for other CPUs as they may have more or less real estate to cover. Rice sized however just doesn't seem to be realistically enough.
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Working as intended
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Pros: Not electrically conductive.
Cons: I would have preferred a finer tip to the tube applicator thing.
Other Thoughts: I just got this in today from UPS, already applied it to three machines (CPUs and GPUs) and they all seem to be running cooler.
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One of the best signs of spring has to be the arrival of outdoor street festivals, St. Paul's Cinco de Mayo Celebration being an excellent example. This daylong party celebrating culture and community features tons to do and see. At 10 a.m. a parade filled with folks in traditional costume, colorful floats, musicians, and performers will make their way from the intersection of Plato and Wabasha, moving along Cesar Chavez Street to Ada. During the day people will be able to snack on food from vendors and nearby restaurants, take in dance and live music on entertainment stages, and enjoy family activities in the kids' zone. There will also be historic and cultural exhibits on display, arts and crafts in the community village area, and a sports zone for those who like watching sports or participating in them (the climbing wall sounds like a fun way to spend an afternoon). Motor enthusiasts will want to check out the Lowrider Car Show, which includes categories such as street rods, paint jobs, hydraulic set up, mini-trucks, and low rider bikes. Visit www.cincodemayosaintpaul.com for more info. (Photo by Tom Maloney)
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A three star review for potential - a rewrite could give it a five star,
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This review is from: The Vampire's Warden (Undead in Brown County #1) (Kindle Edition)
I really enjoyed this short book, and could not put it down once I started. It takes a truly new approach to the traditional vampire story, with the perspective of a vampire "caretaker", one of the helpful humans usually glossed over in other stories. The tension is set up very early in the story, but there are so many characters and most of them are only briefly addressed. I was very confused when the main character's name seemed to slip from Sarah to "I" - what is going on there? Alex and Michael's stories sound like they could each have a whole prequel story leading into the current book. The sibling relationship between Sarah and Katie just didn't coming across at all. Until Alex talks about Selena, you never know that this is the name of Sarah and Katie's mother.
This story pulls you right in at the beginning, but it feels like many of the details are still in the author's head and need to be put into the story to create a foundation capable of supporting a series of books. Background on the vampire political structure in the story is incomplete at best. Why Dr. Fleming is involved with the vampires is never explained. Who will replace him when he dies? A son perhaps? How is it that Sarah never actually sits down and reads her father's journal, but suddenly knows all about vampires and the meadow? An old boyfriend pops up and disappears, but is never tied to anything else in the story. What is Sarah's Native American heritage, and why has most of her Native American blood has become so diluted, especially if the family has known it was happening for three generations? There are so many potentially interesting pieces missing. At the beginning of the story she has a pet dog and a horse she has never ridden; at the end she also has a cat that I can't recall mention of earlier in the book.
I would be thrilled to see a re-written version of the first book before getting in to the rest of the series. It could become a top seller instead of a $.99 bargain. The first book was just too short and needed some "fleshing out", in several ways.
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I live in San Diego. I was a paralegal in my last work position. I am Indian and I migrated to the US in 1983. I have lived in New Jersey, Florida and now thrilled with California. I left San Diego in 2006 to come to India to take care of my elderly parents. My parents have now passed on to the permanent world and I am now back in San Diego to devote more time to me and my immediate family.
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Coming from the same stable as the now proven 950 the 700 is indeed an excellent sub $500 fixed lens camera, and the same goes for image quality. Images taken between the 950 and 700 are virtually identical and all the good points I made about the 950 images also stand true for the 700.
The Good
Detail: the levels of detail captured by this camera are stunning, down to the very finest hair (nth of a pixel wide) or slightest colour gradient.
- Colours: bright, vibrant but ACCURATE. And this is an important point, it's not often that a camera can deliver accurate colours brightly. There's always an "easy way out" of the right colour balance by not saturating colours fully and therefore toning down any slight inaccuracies, we see non of this in the 700.
- Sharp: details are sharp, focus is accurate and sharp which leads to an image which requires little-to-no post-processing sharpening.
- Exposure: second to none, the 700 manages to expose almost perfectly every time, probably due to the matrix metering system.
- Algorithm: every consumer digital camera uses a colour pattern where each pixel of the CCD is painted a unique colour (generally in an RGBG square pattern), the internal software of the camera then combines the values of surrounding pixels to produce a full RGB colour value for that pixel.
- Little to no post-processing: regular visitors to my site will know that I'm a firm believer in the digital darkroom and the importance of "correcting" images before posting / printing them. I found with the 950 that I had to do much less of this than with other cameras, images are "right out of the camera".
As you can see from the above list I'm pretty impressed with the 700, I suggest that you take a look through the samples gallery after you've read this review and formulate your own opinion of the image quality.
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Josiah Carlson, the author of the upcoming Redis in Action, will be giving a short presentation on the power of Python + Redis. If you have anything you'd like to present, send me an email!
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Wow.. awesome activity so far for this meetup. We're all looking to a great talk by Josiah. To make sure everyone is comfortable and we've got enough space, we're moving the venue a few blocks away to Cross Campus (820 Broadway Santa Monica. CA 90401). If anyone else would like to give a short presentation, please reach out. Thanks!
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|2016 Caliber 1 Custom Boats
265 Silver Bullet Deck Boat
|Price starts at $99,900 with a 8.2L 502 Mag and LOADED with options already!
Standard options include:
Mercruiser 8.2L 502 Mag and Bravo 1X drive, Custom interior designs including fully usable rear bench seating with dual outer folding jump seats for access to both stairwells (The ONLY deck boat to EVER offer this!), Billet seat bases, Driver and passenger canopy wind screen deflectors, Built in large ice chest under the rear seat, Livorsi monster gauges with GPS and polished bezels, Billet throttle/shifter, Dual ski lockers, Billet front wash down with retractable hose reel, Billet Livorsi LED navigation lights, Billet LED interior courtesy lighting, Fiberglass swim platform with built in cup holders and 6 rear grab handles for swim step boarding, Fiberglass full floor liner with non-skid and optional foam mat flooring kit, Dual Odyssey batteries with switch, Fiberglass engine hatch with electric hatch ram, Monster JL Audio stereo system with 2 JL Audio subs and 6 JL 7.7 mids, 2 amps. Sony Bluetooth head unit with iPod controls, Stainless rub rail, Stainless captive drain plugs, Custom Extreme tandem trailer.
Motor Upgrade Options:
Mercruiser 8.2L 502 Mag HO 430 HP ($4900.00 option over std. pricing)
Mercury Racing
520EFI ($17,858.00 option over std. pricing)
540EFI ($23,858.00 option over std. pricing)
565EFI ($27,850.00 option over std. pricing)
600SCi ($38,920.00 option over std. pricing)
Imco full hydraulic steering ($7800.00 option over std. pricing)
Mercury racing ITS (Integrated Transom System) w/full hydraulic steering and IMCO tilt helm ($9800.00 option over std. pricing)
Optional equipment:
Bimini top (8, 10, or 11 foot), Full Boat Cover ($1500) or Snap on cover ($1300), Custom GatorSkin Flooring ($1700) (Rear stair pads and front swim platform pad are standard equipment), Custom Carpet Kit ($1200), Billet glove box, Extreme triple axle trailer. Many more options available!
This one was built specifically for the L.A. and Lake Havasu boat shows and the Speedboat Magazine Boat Test so it is rigged with a Mercury Racing 565 and ITS (Integrated Transom System) with hydraulic steering and XR drive and also includes a FULL CAPPED HULL (no rub rail or seam line) typically a $20,000 upgrade option, for FREE. It is also LOADED with almost every option possible and at a hugely discounted price of $139,780 for this exact boat. Or we can custom design and build the boat of your dreams!
|Stock No. 203
|2016 Caliber 1 Custom Boats 28 Thunder Offshore Open-Bow Mid-Cabin
Brand New Demo Model!
|Save huge on this demo model, we've discounted this one all the way down to $84,900! That's almost $20,000 off including all the options! This is our Boat Show pricing and is only good from the L.A. Boat Show until April and will include a BRAND NEW 8.2L 502 Mag H.O. 430HP! (Engine upgrades available at cost of desired)
Standard options include:
Huge JL Audio stereo system with Sony iPod radio, two Alpine PDX amps, 6 JL 7.7 mids, and two JL 12 in subs in a custom box, Snap on cockpit and bow covers, Bimini top, Livorsi monster gauges with GPS and recall, Eddie Marine billet throttle/shifter and all hardware, Billet seat bases with drop down bolsters and fiberglass seat backs, Billet angled gauge bezels, cup holders, etc, Full fiberglass inner liner with custom upgraded gelcoat design on sides with fiberglass cockpit floor all gelcoated to match as well, Glove box, Built in ice chest under the rear seat and another ice chest holder in cabin, Extreme triple axle trailer with LED lights, swing-away tongue, torsen axles, sore tire carrier, and all the options, custom carbon fiber upholstery!
Or if you want something different we can design and build the one of your dreams for you. Caliber 1 Custom Boats has been in business since 1981 and has had an outstanding name and a quality build, with a loyal customer following. We relocated to Lake Havasu AZ, in 2014. We still have all of our current models like the 28 Thunder Offshore, 2450 Phantom, and the extremely popular 23 Velocity, and we just debuted our 265 Silver Bullet Deck Boat at the Los Angeles Boat Show!
|Stock No. 139
|2016 Caliber 1 Custom Boats 2450 Phantom Open-bow Walk-thru
|2016 Caliber 1 2450 Phantom Open-bow Walk-thru (also available in mid-cabin and closed-bow models)
Standard equipment:
6.2L 350 HP Mag & Bravo 1X drive, Custom interior is standard! Livorsi gauges with GPS, Electric engine hatch ram, dual batteries with switch, Stereo with iPod hook up, amp, 6 mids and a subwoofer included, LED stainless pop up nav light, Open-bow walk-thru, Open-bow Mid-cabin, and a full Closed-bow models are available, Mid-cabin can be either dual couches, ice chest holders, or one of each, Standard billet throttle/shifter, gauge bezels and grab handles. Extreme tandem axle trailer. A very excellent handling, roomy, fast, and well built boat. One of the fastest and best accelerating boats in its class! This specific boat was a custom order from a customer, but we can build you one just like it, or design the boat of your dreams!
Optional equipment:
Eddie Marine billet seat bases, Monster custom stereo upgrades available to suit your needs, Fiberglass seat backs gelcoated to match, Swim step ladder, Bimini top (6, 8, or 10 foot), Full Boat Cover ($1500) or Snap on cover ($1300), Billet glove box, Extreme triple axle trailer. Many more options available! Call for very reasonable upgrade pricing!
Power upgrade options:
8.2L 502 Mag 380HP ($9500)
8.2L 502 Mag HO 430HP ($4500)
520EFI & XR Drive @ 80+ MPH ($9700) *this option also requires full Imco hydraulic dual ram steering ($7500).
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|2016 Caliber 1 2450 Phantom Open-bow Walk-thru
Just popped out of the mold and ready to be finished off your way!
|2016 Caliber 1 2450 Phantom Open-bow Walk-thru (also available in mid-cabin and closed-bow models)
Standard equipment:
6.2L 350 HP Mag & Bravo 1X drive, Custom interior is standard! Livorsi gauges with GPS, Electric engine hatch ram, dual batteries with switch, Stereo with iPod hook up, amp, 6 mids and a subwoofer included, LED stainless pop up nav light, Open-bow walk-thru, Open-bow Mid-cabin, and a full Closed-bow models are available, Mid-cabin can be either dual couches, ice chest holders, or one of each, Standard billet throttle/shifter, gauge bezels and grab handles. Extreme tandem axle trailer. A very excellent handling, roomy, fast, and well built boat. One of the fastest and best accelerating boats in its class! This specific boat was a custom order from a customer, but we can build you one just like it, or design the boat of your dreams!
Optional equipment:
Eddie Marine billet seat bases, Monster custom stereo upgrades available to suit your needs, Fiberglass seat backs gelcoated to match, Swim step ladder, Bimini top (6, 8, or 10 foot), Full Boat Cover ($1500) or Snap on cover ($1300), Billet glove box, Extreme triple axle trailer. Many more options available! Call for very reasonable upgrade pricing!
Power upgrade options:
8.2L 502 Mag 380HP ($9500)
8.2L 502 Mag HO 430HP ($4500)
520EFI & XR Drive @ 80+ MPH ($9700) *this option also requires full Imco hydraulic dual ram steering ($7500).
|Stock No. 248
|2016 Caliber 1 230 Velocity Open-bow Walk-thru
|Open bow walk thru! Comes standard with a 350 Mag 300HP & Bravo 1 drive included.
6.2 377 320HP and Bravo 1X - $2500
502 Mag 380HP and Bravo 1X - $5000
502 Mag HO 430HP and Bravo 1X - $9500
Full Mercruiser warranty. Full boat cover, Upgraded Autometer Marine gauges, Sony stereo system, Billet Eddie Marine hardware powdercoated to match, Custom carbon fiber upholstery, Extreme double axle trailer w/ LED lights, side guides, diamond plate steps, swing-away tongue, ratchet tie-downs, loaded with all the options.
This one is sold, but we will build you a custom one that you can design yourself.
|Stock No. 134
|2012 Ski Supreme V226
|Very desirable 377 Scorpion Mercruiser powerplant, T-1 Arch tower with 4 Wet Sounds tower speakers (Rev10's & Pro80's & swivel board racks, Bimini top, Triple ballast (one center & two rears W/1100 lbs), Bennett hydraulic wake enhancement plate W/gauge, Speed control, Sound system Sirius ready, 6 cockpit speakers
|Stock No. 253
|2008 Masterctaft X2
ONLY 164 hours!!!
|350 MCX 350HP Indmar, Perfect Pass, Full ballast system, Tower with big JL Audio system, 10" sub,8 JL 7.7" mids, 4 JL mids and lights in each can, plus 3 rear facing lights, Hot and Cold transom shower, Built in cooler holder, Biller wind deflects door, wake racks, Power Wake tab, Cockpit heater, Bimini, Rear view mirror, Snap in carpet kit.
|Stock No. 235
|2008 Magic 28 Scepter Open-bow Mid-cabin
Boostpower 800HP 620CI EFI motor, Custom Built Motor
Low 160 hours!!!
|IMCO full hydraulic steering, Boostpower Buff Bravo XR drive and IMCO SC lower, Boat will run in the mid 80\'s. JL Audio stereo system with 6 JL 7.7" mids and 2 JL 10" subs, Sony mp3 cd with iPod control. Livorsi gauges & shifter. Custom low-profile Bimini top, Built in dual ice chest holders under rear seat plus one removable ice chest by passengers feet. Depth gauge. Drive indicator, Aqua step swim ladder. 17" custom Magic wheels.
|Stock No. 46
|2008 Eliminator 28 Eagle Walk-thru Open-bow
Mercury Racing 525 EFI W/ 740HP Polished Whipple and Teague Platinum XR drive
Or 525EFI and XR Drive for $78,900
Or 496HO 425HP for $69,900
|ONLY 180 hours!!! I also have a Mercury Racing 525 EFI and XR drive, (Currently the boat has a 525EFI Whipple charged motor but I have a fresh 525 EFI Mercury Racing motor that I can swap out if desired for $78,900 - Whipple 525 power pkg would be $84,900) This boat when ordered from Eliminator this optioned out was $186K new! The list of options is incredible! Full hydraulic steering, Trim indicator, Livorsi Monster gauges with GPS recall, boost and fuel pressure, and anodized bezels, Billet trim tabs, Custom stainless steel powdercoated swim step with swim ladder and foot spray wash down, Transom HOT and COLD shower with self contained water tank and heater, Wake board tower powdercoated to match, Wake board racks, Tower speakers and forward and rear facing lights, Big stereo system with two 12 inch subs, 8 mids, remotes in the bow, swim step, and drivers side, Three batteries with perko switch, Sea strainer, This boat also has a cockpit heater like most wake board boats do, Drive shower, Drop down bolsters, Built in ice chest in rear seat, Sliding door in mid walkway area, Snap on cockpit and now covers, Full boat cover.
|Stock No. 250
|2007 Nordic 25 Rage Open bow Mid cabin
|Very desirable 496 H.O. 425HP and Bravo 1X drive, low hours! 90 hours were idling, 229 total hours. Bimini top, Full cover, Built-in fiberglass ice chest holder, Stereo with driver remote, Swim step ladder, Large ski locker in floor, Lots or storage, Swivel captains chairs, Glove box, Anchor locker in bow, Offshore controls, Dual batteries with perko switch, Stainless prop, Tandem axle trailer. Boat runs 70+ MPH!
|Stock No. 245
|2007 Extreme Double Throwdown
***Private Party AZ Sale!!!--NO SALES TAX!!!***
|TurnKey Performance Twin Turbo LS6 800HP on 100 octane (can also be tuned @ 700HP on 91 octane), Mendeola 4S sequential trans, King Double Bypass Shocks all the way around, New micro-stub axles (just installed, only 1 trip on them), Front end heims were just replaced, car was just fully serviced at Extreme and has only 1 day on it, Full body car w/ windshield, hood, wing w/ trunk, Full dash with Garmin GPS navigation, 5 seater w/ radio comm. headsets and car to car radio, stereo system with sub, Brand new Odyssey 925 batt, Shurglo whip, Light bar w/ 5 HIDs, 4 more HIDs, Turning brakes, Car will fit inside a standard width toy hauler trailer with sand tires still on. Dimsions: width is 92" rear and 89" front or straped 84", Total length tip to wing 16'6", Tire to tire total length 14'4".
|Stock No. 170
|2007 Eliminator Daytona ICC Closed Bow
1100hp 572EFI 4.0L Whipple - 91 octane pump gas!
|***Private Party AZ Sale!!!--NO SALES TAX!!!*** 1100hp 572EFI 4.0L Whipple - 91 octane pump gas! Engine was just refreshed 10 hours ago! Imco drive was just redone by Max Machine 10 hours ago as well. 180 hours total on boat. 1100hp on 91 octane pump gas! Extremely reliable and turn key! 572EFI 4.0L Whipple, Imco SC with Imco 1" shorty lower, CMI headers, Brand new canopies, Billet electric wind deflector, Flow coated gelcoat engine bay, Livorsi monster gauges w/GPS with recall, Kenwood stereo with amp, Bimini, Snap-on cockpit cover and full boat cover, Extreme triple axle trailer, ONLY 10hrs on fresh motor. New baby so no time for boating the past couple years.
|Stock No. 219
|2006 Yamaha 230SX HO High Output - 320 HP Jets
|Private Party Sale, No Sales Tax! Only 59 actual hours! This one has the upgraded 320 HP total twin jets, Bimini top, Front bow filler cushion, Stereo, Depth gauge, Swim step ladder, Tons of storage, Front flip over winshield and door to block the wind, Anchor locker in the bow, Removable table, Snap in carpet kit with fiberglass floor, Swivel captains bucket chairs, Tilt steering wheel, Compass, Ski locker, Double axle trailer. NADA Average Retail is $23,570. This one is well below!
|Stock No. 234
|2006 Force Offshore 32 Cat
Extreme Marine 598 motors making 800HP each!
Boat runs 115 MPH!
(Boat can also be converted to open bow if desired)
|Fully capped hull! (No rub rail) which is a $15k option! Now this is one serious performance machine! Force Offshore custom ordered motors by Extreme Custom Marine engines, with Merlin 2 blocks, Merlin X intake, Dart pro 1 heads, CMI headers, 170 hours Max Machine Worx billet drives ($15k each outdrive), Imco 2 inch shorty lowers, Imco standoff boxes, gimble rings, full hydraulic steering, Billet tunnel trim tab, Autometer monster gauges with GPS speedo, Custom hide-away bimini top that tucks under engine hatch, Full boat cover, Monster stereo with 4 mids in cockpit and 4 12 inch subs in the bow, four new optima batteries, Fully padded engine hatch with fiberglass hood scoops custom painted to match the boat, Imco billet drive oil and power steering reservoirs, Sea strainers, Billet seat bases, Billet throttles, Twin couches and twin ice chest holders in mid cabin, boat will be fully services and detailed for the new buyer.
|Stock No. 254
|2006 Conquest Top Cat 2
Only 82 hours!!!
|It's extremely rare to find a conquest with this power package, and with these super low hours! This one came in just in time for Memorial Weekend so don\'t wait!
Mercury Racing 525EFI with EXTREMELY LOW 82 hours!!! XR outdrive, IMCO hydraulic steering, Upgraded 11' bimini top, Billet glove box, Dual hatch rams, Swim step, Two large ski lockers and an anchor locker, Polished stainless steel cup holders, Zieman triple axle trailer included! Don't wait!
|Stock No. 257
|2005 LaveyCraft 24 Nu Era Walk-Thru Open-Bow
WOW only 90 original hours total!
***Private Party AZ Sale!!!--NO SALES TAX!!!***
|496 Mag 375 HP and Bravo 1, only 90 original hours just verified off our Mercury Scan Tool, boat looks almost brand new! Runs 70 mph on GPS. Bimini, Full boat cover and spate mini mooring or storage cover, Stereo, Two built in ice chests under rear seat, Offshore controls, Compass, Dual batts. with perko switch, Electric engine hatch lift, Cabin lights, Storage compartments in eng. comp. as well, Swing-away tongue, Spare tire carrier, LED light package.
|Stock No. 237
|2004 Essex 25' Tempest Open bow Mid cabin
|496 Mag 375HP and Bravo 1 drive, Bimini, Electric offshore drop down bolsters for driver and passenger, Full cover, Only 200 hours! All brand new custom marine grade upholstery, Brand new stereo system with Sony head unit with Bluetooth and iPod control, 4 mids and a 10" sub, JL Audio amp, Dual batteries with switch, Electric lift for the fiberglass engine hatch, Stainless pop up cleats, bow rails, switch panels, seat pedestals, cup holders, All custom billet accessories, Depth gauge, Extreme Zieman trailer with swing away tongue, Spare tire with carrier, Side guide loading bars.
|Stock No. 204
|2004 Eliminator 27 Daytona
|700HP 555CI Larry's Marine motor from Tucson AZ, IMCO SC upper and lower. Motor and drive have 20 hours on them both. IMCO full hydraulic steering, All brand new interior just done this winter at Eliminator Boats. Custom stereo with Rockford Fosgate 8 inch mods and two 12 inch subs, All newly redone trailer just a couple months ago (because the owner didn't like yellow). Billet glove box, Sea strainer, Dual batteries, Dual electric hatch rams.
|Stock No. 258
|2003 Shockwave 25 Tremor Mid-cabin Open-bow
|496HO 425 HP and Bravo 1X, Depth Gauge, Bimini Top, Drive Shower, Monster stereo with 4 12 inch subs, 10 mids and 3 amps, Triple batteries w/Switch, Swim Step w/ Dual Fold Down Ladder, 4 Blade Stainless Prop, Trim Indicator, Dana Marine Hydraulic Trim Tabs w/Indicators, Driver & Passenger Bucket Seats w/Drop Down Bolsters, Rear Bench, Side Couch in mid cabin and ice chest holder and trash can and storage, Gauges w/Anodized Bezels, Off Shore Controls, Tilt Wheel, Pop Up Cleats, Extreme Galvanized Galva-tube Tandem Axle Trailer w/Aluminum Step Plates and LED lights, Disc Brakes & Spare Tire w/Mount. Private Party Sale, NO SALES TAX!
|Stock No. 255
|2002 Shockwave 25 Tremor Open-bow Mid-cabin
500 EFI Mercury Racing motor - LOW 140 hours!!!
Boat runs 80+ MPH!!!
Financing available! See details below
|500EFI Mercury Racing motor with super low 140 hours! w/ CMI headers, All brand new upholstery and New 40oz Marine Grade Carpet! Only 140 Hours!!! Upgraded ASM Arizona Speed & Marine throttle body and K&N air filter, Bravo XR drive and 26P 4-blade Stainless Prop, Hydraulic steering, Hydraulic scissor hinge hatch lift, Trim tabs, Big upgraded stereo system with 2 amps, 6 mids and 2-10 inch subs, stereo remotes for driver and swim step, Alpine radio with iPod control, Fiberglass swim step with fold down swim ladder, Drop down bolsters, Sliding and locking cabin door between open bow and mid cabin, Glove box, Front ski locker and bow anchor locker, Depth gauge, Compass, Extreme trailer with new tires. Can also be factory converted to walk-thru model for $1900 if desired.
Financing available up to 12 years with a minimum 10% down at 6.75% or better O.A.C.
|Stock No. 201
|2002 Moomba Mobius 21' LSV
|Indmar Assult 350 with 325HP, V-drive, ONLY 290 HOURS!!! Wakeboard tower with bimini top and built on tower speakers, and dual racks, big Rockford Fosgate stereo amp, subwoofer, Sony radio with iPod controls, Brand new tires on double axle trailer.
|Stock No. 229
|2002 Galaxie 21 Starion Open-bow Walk-thru
Priv. Party AZ Sale - No Sales Tax
|Volvo 5.7L 350 GL and Pento Outdrive, Bimini, Full cover, Fiberglass swim steps, All custom powdercoated billet grab handles, vents, cup holders, etc, Stainless steel prop, Seats 12 comfortably, Large ski locker and lots of storage, Tandem axle trailer with side guides.
|Stock No. 244
|1999 Caliber 1 23 Silencer Open-bow Mid-cabin
|Mercruiser 454 Mag MPI and Bravo 1 drive, Stereo, Glove box, Bimini top, Full boat cover, Dual batteries w/ perko switch, Dual fuel tanks, Ski locker, Matching powdercoated bullet accessories, Depth gauge, Fireboy halon system, Fiberglass swim step with swim ladder, Stainless prop
|Stock No. 259


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GamesCom 2009: Tony Hawk: Ride Show Floor Footage
Written Saturday, August 29, 2009 By Dan WebbView author's profile
Tony Hawk's Ride is coming out this November - well in the UK, US and Germany it is - and chances are by now you'll be more than aware of the Wii balance board-esque peripheral. Everything we've seen so far from it is... unconvincing. Yes, I think that's a fair word. Well we managed to snap some footage of it from the show floor last week at GamesCom, so you can judge for yourself.
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OKC Thunder: Russell Westbrook's defense on Jason Terry just as big as Kevin Durant's winning shot
Jason Terry spent 23 of the first 36 minutes in Game 1 torching the Thunder.
Dallas' sixth man scored 20 points on 8-of-9 shooting to help the Mavs take a 73-69 lead heading into the fourth period. Terry made all four of his 3-point attempts and had five assists.
And then Russell Westbrook slid over and guarded the spark plug of a shooting guard.
From that point on, Terry went scoreless. He missed his lone shot attempt in the fourth quarter and didn't register any assists in the final period.
While Kevin Durant's soft touch garnered headlines as the game-winner, Westbrook's defense on Terry was every bit as critical in giving the Thunder a 1-0 lead in this quarterfinal series.
"I told Russ, 'You're an All-Star and being an All-Star ain't just playing one end of the court," said Thunder center Kendrick Perkins. "'You can take it up to another level at the other end, too,' and that's what he did."
After watching Terry light up his team with a 6-of-6 start shooting, Westbrook, at some point, put it in his mind that Terry would get no more. And once Westbrook switched onto Terry, the Mavs struggled mightily to even get the ball in his hands — which is exactly how Westbrook found success.
"I thought we did a good job of just keeping him from catching the ball," said Thunder coach Scott Brooks. "He's a great player. He makes a lot of big plays for them. But we did not allow him to be able to catch the ball. That's the best way to keep a guy from scoring, don't let him have the ball."
Westbrook didn't.
Simple ball-denial spurred Westbrook to shutting down Terry. With Westbrook fronting and moving his feet, Terry rarely could catch the ball to be the go-to guy the Mavs have come to depend on in the fourth quarter. Dallas also assisted the Thunder's efforts by looking to take advantage of matchups elsewhere on the court rather than running sets for one of the best closers in basketball.
Terry's lone shot in the final frame came after grabbing a defensive rebound, pushing it in transition and getting a high ball screen before launching an errant 3-pointer from the top of the key.
In the last 101/2 minutes, Terry might as well have purchased some popcorn and enjoyed the show with the rest of the 18,203 spectators.
The Thunder had Daequan Cook covering Vince Carter, and Dallas spent the first three minutes of the fourth quarter trying to exploit that matchup. During that stretch, Terry became an afterthought, with Derek Fisher and James Harden able to essentially rest while covering Terry.
Then, in the final 81/2 minutes, Westbrook picked up Terry. But the Mavs had started going to Dirk Nowitzki.
"That's where I think our balance can be a little better," said Mavs coach Rick Carlisle. "I can do something to get Jet the ball a little more."
But even when Dallas tried to run its offense through Terry, Westbrook did a fantastic job of denying him the ball. There was no better example than the job Westbrook did with 71/2 minutes remaining.
As Delonte West dribbled out beyond the top of the key, Terry attempted to meet him for a pass to initiate the play. But Westbrook fronted Terry the entire way, preventing him from shaking free and allowing West a clean entry pass. West then had to settle for a second option, a ball screen with Nowitzki that was used to drive and dish to Ian Mahinmi, who missed a layup.
Westbrook shut down the same play near the six-minute mark, this time as Jason Kidd tried to get it to Terry.
"Russell's a talented kid," Brooks said. "He has the ability to guard multiple guards in this league, not just point guards he can guard (shooting guards). But it takes a lot of energy to do that for the 35 to 40 minutes that (Terry) will play."
Inside the final five minutes, the Mavs rode Nowitzki, and rightfully so. Nowitzki scored nine straight points in the final 41/2 minutes to push the Mavs' lead to seven with 21/2 minutes remaining.
By then, though, Westbrook had taken Terry out of the game.
Asked on Sunday he didn't get as many touches in Game 1's fourth quarter, the typically affable Terry was dismissive.
"It don't even matter," Terry said. "I bet I get touches this next fourth quarter."
Asked what makes him sure, Terry was again short.
"I will. That's all I can tell you," he said. "I can't tell you other than that. And you know when I say it, it's going to happen."
Terry was then asked if he expects Westbrook to cover him again in the fourth quarter.
"Whoever they throw at me, it doesn't matter," Terry said. "We'll have success, and that's what it's going to take for us to win."


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A while back we were talking about how to programatically troubleshoot timing violations in Encounter. That post recieved a lot of good comments (thanks!) but one in particular touched on a point that I've worked on with other users, so I thought to raise it up for visibility here and go more in depth on the topic. Nataraja G asks:
"how can we get the delay values associated with that cell ? is it possible!"
When I first looked at our CTE-TCL inferface for probing timing programmatically I too thought it would be convenient to capture the delay through a given cell. Then it would be easy to capture all the instances in a given path with delay greater than a given value, for example. However, it's a little more complicated than that in practice. It is possible, however, and choosing the best method depends on what exactly you're looking to achieve.
Let's get right into an example of an actual timing path to see how we might be able to extract information about cell delay programmatically.
In this blog entry I'll be seeking to capture the delay through i0 in this simple reg2reg path that goes through a single buffer:
+-------------------------------------------------------------+ | Instance | Arc | Cell | Delay | Arrival | Required | | | | | | Time | Time | |----------+-------------+-------+-------+---------+----------| | i0 | CK ^ | | | 0.000 | 0.309 | | i0 | CK ^ -> Q v | DFFX1 | 0.286 | 0.286 | 0.595 | | i1 | A v -> Y v | BUFX1 | 0.156 | 0.442 | 0.751 | | i2 | D v | DFFX1 | 0.000 | 0.442 | 0.751 | +-------------------------------------------------------------+
Reporting timing through a given instance
Before going too much further, it's probably worth mentioning the "reportDelayCalculation" command. It's helpful for asking the tool to write out information about how delay was calculated for a given instance. Here's an abridged example of what it writes out if we call it:
encounter 1> reportDelayCalculation -from i0/CK -to i0/Q------------------------------------------------------------- Rise Fall-------------------------------------------------------------Input transition time : 0.120000 ns 0.120000 ns Effective capacitance : 0.003261 pF 0.003261 pFCell delay : 0.377800 ns 0.286200 ns Output transition time : 0.093300 ns 0.079400 ns -------------------------------------------------------------
This is perhaps useful information, but what if we want to do something more programmatic?
Programatically capturing the delay for a portion of a path
The "get_arcs" command can be useful in situations where you want to capture the delay from any point to any point. In this case
encounter 38> get_arcs -from i0/CK -to i0/Q0x36
The 0x36 tells us we've caught a "collection" that we can in turn query for more information.
The "report_property" command can be used to list what information we can query for the collection:
encounter 40> report_property [get_arcs -from i0/CK -to i0/Q] property | value -------------------------------------------------arc_type | rising_edgedelta_delay_max_fall | delta_delay_max_rise | delta_delay_min_fall | delta_delay_min_rise | delay_max_fall | 0.286delay_max_rise | 0.378delay_min_fall | 0.286delay_min_rise | 0.378is_cellarc | trueis_disabled | falsemode | object_type | timing_arcsdf_cond | sdf_cond_end | sdf_cond_start | sense | non_unatesource_pin | {...} sink_pin | {...} when |
encounter 42> get_property [get_arcs -from i0/CK -to i0/Q] delay_max_fall 0.286
With get_arcs, we needed to select from the rising and falling arcs. If we want to capture the arc that appears in a given timing report for a specific instance, we can capture a timing collection and query its timing_points. The timing_points are sorted such that we can perform a subtraction of arrival time to determine the delay through any instance. Here's a proc that finds the delay through a given instance name in a timing collection:
proc user_get_inst_delay {inst_name timing_collection} { set timing_points [get_property $timing_collection timing_points] set previous_arrival_time 0 foreach_in_collection timing_point $timing_points { set pin [get_property $timing_point pin] set pin_name [get_property $pin hierarchical_name] set inst [file dirname $pin_name] set arrival [get_property $timing_point arrival] if {[string match $inst_name $inst]} { set cell_delay [expr $arrival - $previous_arrival_time] } set previous_arrival_time $arrival } puts "Delay for inst $inst_name is $cell_delay"}
encounter 63> user_get_inst_delay i1 [report_timing -collection]Delay for inst i1 is 0.156
We could also write the script such that we find the instances with delay greater than a certain amount and potentially do something with those instances like upsize them. Here's an example of how the script could be reworked to do that:
proc user_get_inst_delay_greater_than {max_delay timing_collection} { set timing_points [get_property $timing_collection timing_points] set previous_arrival_time 0 foreach_in_collection timing_point $timing_points { set pin [get_property $timing_point pin] set pin_name [get_property $pin hierarchical_name] set inst [file dirname $pin_name] set arrival [get_property $timing_point arrival] set cell_delay [expr $arrival - $previous_arrival_time] if {[expr $cell_delay > $max_delay]} { puts "Delay for inst $inst is $cell_delay" } set previous_arrival_time $arrival }}encounter 62> user_get_inst_delay_greater_than 0.2 [report_timing -collection]Delay for inst i0 is 0.286
Having the ability to programatically query timing in the physical domain can be a powerful tool. If you're not that into scripting but you still want to troubleshoot timing you might find our Global Timing Debug utility useful. It provides a menu-driven way to capture categories of paths with certain characteristics. For example you could create a category that had all of the paths in the design with more than "n" instances with delay greater than "y".
For more information on programming and timing analysis in Encounter check out the Advanced Timing Tcl Scripting Commands chapter of the Encounter Digital Implementation System Text Command Reference.
Question of the Day: Any tips or tricks related to this you'd like to share? Any suggestions for improvement?
Robert Dwyer
Thanks for the blog,it is help full in timing debug. Do we have any way to do the same for collection of nets. I dint find option lilke get_arc for nets.
This should do for me "
report_timing -from [get_property $c startpoint] -to [get_property $c endpoint] > file.tarpt "
im using encounter 9.1 , yeah i have seen sizeof_collection and foreach_in_collection 2 days back
i'm new to tool , 8 months it has been
thx a lot , Now i have no trouble querying database,dbGet has made my life easier
@Nataraja The timing points are about double the number of instances since there's typically an input pin and an output pin on each instance. I say "about" because for a primary input/output there is only 1 timing point.
sizeof_collection and foreach_in_collection are EDI commands that should be public with documentation. Are you not seeing them as such? If so let me know what version you're on- it may be a version before they were documented fully.
I don't know of a way to take a collection and get the detailed path report for it. It may be possible somehow- I'll check.
As a workaround you might be able to pick off points in the path, particularly the start and endpoints, and report_timing from/to them like this:
set c [report_timing -collection]
report_timing -from [get_property $c startpoint] -to [get_property $c endpoint] > file.tarpt
Hope this is helpful. Thanks for engaging here in the community- really appreciate it.
set a [report_timing -collection]
i have analyzed the path and now want to write it in a report file , readable format
like in normal reports velocity 10>report_timing > file.tarpt
can we do this ?!
puts "Path $count contains [sizeof_collection $timing_points] timing point(s)"
using this w'll get double the number of actual timing points right ?
these are not a part of TCL language from where can i get these
the prospect of " report_timing -collection " is huge
thx a lot , :)
if not for u blog's i would be writing some perl script to extract those cell delay etc etc from timing reports
If you have multiple paths in the collection you can iterate through them with "foreach_in_collection". For example of you wanted to print out how many timing points were in each of the first 10 worst paths in the design you could do this:
set c [report_timing -max_points 10 -collection]
set count 1
foreach_in_collection path $c {
set timing_points [get_property $path timing_points]
puts "Path $count contains [sizeof_collection $timing_points] timing point(s)"
incr count
and what if we have multiple paths in our collection
like : report_timing max_points 10 -collection , how to traverse between those paths !!
thks for clarifying
Hi Nataraja,
The reason the the instances occur twice is because we're tracing through the timing points and each pin is considered a timing point. If we traverse from input pin to output pin both are associated with the same instance.
Hope this helps. Thanks again for providing the inspiration for this post.
so whats the reason behind that ! same instance coming twice
this was my requirement , Programatically get cell's with greater than some delay .....
foreach_in_collection timing_point $timing_points {
set pin_name [get_property [get_property $timing_point pin] hierarchical_name]
set inst_name [file dirname $pin_name] "
every instance is occurring twice in timing collection , that y u have used
'if {[lsearch $instNameList $inst_name] == -1} { "
thks again :)


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