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The difference between complete and incomplete truth table. #27

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Tony-Xiaotong-Cui opened this issue Mar 10, 2017 · 0 comments
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Hi Mathias,
Thanks for your response.
In case of truth table for synthesize in Pla file, I have another question.
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Still the function
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Please refer to the pic in the link. The third bit in inputs are the added ancillary input. Both two attempts guarantee that the function is correct when the added ancillary input=0, the first attempt has a complete truth table. In the second attempt, I just guarantee the function is correct with a incomplete truth table. You see that the overhead of the two synthesized circuits are very different though they use the same commands for synthesis. Why cant the second have the same overhead with the first one? Is it related with the synthesis methods or Is there any other synthesis methods in the tool kit that can achieve the less overhead for the second attempt?

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