What is tcl timing?
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Answer / Gaurav Kumar Shakya
TCL (Timing, Checking, and Linking) is a phase in the VHDL design flow used for verifying that a circuit or system meets its performance requirements. TCL scripts can be written to test various aspects of the design, such as timing constraints and functional correctness.
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