Top level file : iop.v I need clock info.

Can sun help me out about all the clock domaims present
in Opensparc
It would be of great help for me to time constrain all the paths
properly
I need the clock info. if the following modules are considered as
top timing module
OpensparcT1
DRAM
IOBDG
JBUS

Please refer to various documents available in the doc directory :
1. OpenSPARCT1_DataSheet.pdf document describes the 3 clock domains
in the chip (CPU, JBus, DRAM).
2. OpenSPARCT1_DVGuide.pdf document describes the top level
modules in the iop.v.
UltraSPARC T1 Supplement to UltraSPARC 2005
Architecture on the website describes
various clock ratios available and how to program the clock ratios.

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