Updated instructions to run tool.

The-OpenROAD-Project · Mar 31, 2021 · 73f75ef · 73f75ef
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 For this demo we show the capabilities of the LSOracle tool on a benchmark from the OpenPiton Design Benchmark (OPDB) suite. Optimization of this file requires only 3 commands: read_aig, partitioning, and optimization.
 
 ```{r, engine='bash', count_lines}
-./lstools                                                #run the tool
+build/core/lsoracle                                      #run the tool
 read_aig chip_bridge.aig                                 #read in the OpenPiton benchmark as an AIG network 
 partitioning 415                                         #perform k-way hypergraph partitioning, any number of partitions can be used but 415 were used in the demo since this partition number creates partitions with about 300 nodes in all partitions
 optimization -b -o chip_bridge_out.v                     #perform mixed synthesis optimization and write out the optimized Verilog file

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 [![a video tutorial for LSOracle](http://img.youtube.com/vi/W8SO2rTiLUY/0.jpg)](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8SO2rTiLUY "LSOracle Tutorial")
 
 ```{r, engine='bash', count_lines}
-./lstools                         # run the tool
+build/core/lsoracle                         # run the tool
 read my_file.blif                 # read a file in either blif or AIG format (determined by file extension)
 oracle                            # partitions network and optimizes each partition with either AIG or MIG optimization recipes
 write_verilog my_output.v         # outputs the optimized network in Verilog format