🚀 To create a TCL script for extracting the path attributes for provided paths in Static Timing Analysis (STA), you can use the following approach. 🔍 Script Overview: The script will extract various attributes of a timing path, such as its delay, slack, endpoint, startpoint, and more. Here's an example of how such a script might look: # Script to find STA path attributes # Ensure that the design is already loaded and STA is set up # Define the path of interest set start_point "<start_point_name>" set end_point "<end_point_name>" # Report the path report_timing -from $start_point -to $end_point # Extracting various attributes of the path # Note: The specific commands and attributes you can extract will depend on your EDA tool set path_delay [get_attribute [get_timing_paths -from $start_point -to $end_point] "path_delay"] set path_slack [get_attribute [get_timing_paths -from $start_point -to $end_point] "path_slack"] # Add more attributes as required # Print the attributes puts "Path Delay: $path_delay" puts "Path Slack: $path_slack" # Print other attributes 📌 Customization Note: Remember to tailor the script to your specific design and tooling environment. The commands might vary based on your tool's version and functionality. 💡If you want to learn how to write scripts like this and more complicated ones, join our TCL bootcamp by contacting on the link below 👇 https://api.whatsapp.com/send/?phone=919817182494&amp;text=Hi+vlsideepdive%2C+I+have+a+query&amp;type=phone_number&amp;app_absent=0 #EDA #DigitalDesign #ElectronicDesignAutomation #TCLScripting #EngineeringExcellence #InnovationInDesign