Hello all, i have a problem to acess data from 3D hash. i don't know where i put my data to hash correctly or have accesssing problem in my code..
open (INFILE1,"timing_manual.rpt"); my %PG; use strict; use warnings; while(<INFILE1>){ if (/Path Group:\s+(\S+)/) { $temp = $1; $temp =~ s/(\*)+//g ; ##--here i read one timing file & from that i extract some stringname +like("PLB","DCR") and put it into $temp..##-- $count_{$temp}++; $PG{$temp_{$cou}} = "$start_brckt$end_brckt"; ## ----here i put some scaler data like (reg2reg,in2reg,reg2out,in2ou +t) for my requirment and put it in to hash of hash.. ##---- } if (/slack\s+\(VIOLATED\)/) { chomp $_ ; $_ =~ s/slack\s\(VIOLATED\) \s+//g ; $_ =~ s/\s+//g; $PG{$temp}{$slack} = $_ ; #--#here from reading file i extract the numeric value(1,0.2,-0.50) an +d put it into $PG hash..##-- } } for my $pathgroup1 ( keys %PG) { for my $path1 ( keys %{$PG{$pathgroup1}}) { for my $path2 ( keys %{$PG{$pathgroup1}{$path1}}) { print "\t$pathgroup1 \t $path1 \t $path2 \t\n"; } } } *********************************************************** TIMING REPORT FROM WHERE I WANT EXTRACT ALL INFO. *********************************************************** Startpoint: PLB4ARB8M_ARB_TOP1 (input port edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by PLBCLK1) Endpoint: PLB4ARB8M_ARB_TOP1/reg_PLB_WrBusControlStates_reg[9] (rising edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by PLBCLK1) Path Group: PLBCLK1 Path Type: max Point Incr P +ath -------------------------------------------------------------------- +------ 0.00 2 +.80 r library setup time -1.54 1 +.26 data required time 1 +.26 -------------------------------------------------------------------- +------ data required time 1 +.26 data arrival time -3 +.24 -------------------------------------------------------------------- +------ slack (VIOLATED) -1 Startpoint: PLB4ARB8M_ARB_TOP1/reg_PLB_pacr_reg[2] (rising edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by PLBCLK1) Endpoint: PLB4ARB8M_ARB_TOP1/reg_PLB_pesr_reg[10] (rising edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by PLBCLK1) Path Group: PLBCLK1 Path Type: max Point Incr P +ath -------------------------------------------------------------------- +------ clock PLBCLK1 (rise edge) 0.00 0 +.00 clock network delay (ideal) 0.00 0 +.00 -------------------------------------------------------------------- +------ data required time 2 +.73 data arrival time -3 +.65 -------------------------------------------------------------------- +------ slack (VIOLATED) -2 Startpoint: PLB4ARB8M_ARB_TOP1/reg_PLB_pacr_reg[2] (rising edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by PLBCLK1) Endpoint: PLB4ARB8M_ARB_TOP1 (output port edge-triggered flip-flop clocked by PLBCLK1) Path Group: PLBCLK Path Type: max Point Incr P +ath -------------------------------------------------------------------- +------ clock PLBCLK1 (rise edge) 0.00 0 +.00 data arrival time -3 +.24 -------------------------------------------------------------------- +------ slack (VIOLATED) -3 Startpoint: CPU_DCRADDR[8] (input port clocked by DCRDATA) Endpoint: PLB_DCRDATA[9] (output port clocked by DCRDATA) Path Group: PLBCLK Path Type: max Point Incr Path ----------------------------------------------------------- clock DCRDATA (rise edge) 0.00 0.00 ----------------------------------------------------------- data required time 1.14 data arrival time -1.46 ----------------------------------------------------------- slack (VIOLATED) -4
what i want output is like :
%PG { PLB { in2reg { -0.50 0.2 } reg2out { -0.50 0.2 } } DCR { in2out { -0.50 0.2 } reg2out { 0.50 0.2 } } }
But its not came like that please help me out.. whats my mistake ?? i put data to hash wrongly or there is printing mistake?? Thanks for our time !

In reply to Hash of hash?? by mak.jordan

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