Method of dividing a pipelined stage into two stages in a comput

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364491, 395500, G06F 1750, G06F 938

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ABSTRACT:
A method, practiced in a CAD system, of automatically dividing a pipeline stage into two. A designer specifies a desired signal processing time for division of the stage. The CAD system automatically identifies circuit locations that meet the specified signal processing time and divides the stage at those points, providing new netlists for the new stages.

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