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      "content": "So, this would be more of a \"nice to have\" for my project to make the results of top-level timing analysis look a bit neater, but my die is a multi-project die, with 5 input-only pins providing project selection through a multiplexer. However, during top-level timing analysis, STA considers changes on the project select inputs in-between clock ticks. As the chip is designed to have those pads permanently bonded/wired to power or ground according to the desired selection, they should be considered constants for the purpose of timing analysis. But how do I codify this in my .sdc file?",
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      "content": "You can ignore a timing path using `set_false_path`.",
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