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<msg type="warning" file="ConstraintSystem" num="191" delta="new" >The <arg fmt="%s" index="1">TNM</arg> &apos;<arg fmt="%s" index="2">clk_54e96cfd</arg>&apos;, does not directly or indirectly drive any flip-flops, latches and/or RAMS and cannot be actively used by the referencing <arg fmt="%s" index="3">Period</arg> constraint &apos;<arg fmt="%s" index="4">TS_clk_54e96cfd</arg>&apos;. If clock manager blocks are directly or indirectly driven, a new TNM constraint will not be derived even though the referencing constraint is a PERIOD constraint unless an output of the clock manager drives flip-flops, latches or RAMs. This TNM is used in the following user PERIOD specification:
<arg fmt="%s" index="5">&lt;TIMESPEC &quot;TS_clk_54e96cfd&quot; = PERIOD &quot;clk_54e96cfd&quot; 5.0 ns HIGH 50 %;&gt; [inout_logic_cw.ucf(5)]
</arg></msg>

<msg type="warning" file="ConstraintSystem" num="197" delta="new" >The following specification is invalid because the referenced TNM constraint was removed:
<arg fmt="%s" index="1">&lt;TIMESPEC &quot;TS_clk_54e96cfd&quot; = PERIOD &quot;clk_54e96cfd&quot; 5.0 ns HIGH 50 %;&gt; [inout_logic_cw.ucf(5)]</arg>
</msg>

<msg type="warning" file="NgdBuild" num="981" delta="new" >Could not find any associations for the following constraint:
    &apos;<arg fmt="%s" index="1">&lt;NET &quot;clk&quot; TNM_NET = &quot;clk_54e96cfd&quot;;&gt; [inout_logic_cw.ucf(4)]</arg>&apos;
</msg>

</messages>

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