1579 - Diamond: How does user run post-route simulations for multiple devices?

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  Lattice Diamond: PAR: Here are some guidelines when handling a congested design. Always use the latest software for synthesis, map, and place and route. Both synthesis vendors and FPGA companies are constantly fine-tuning the tools to make them more ...