Using EDIF files in Electric - Please Help

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I am new to the Electric tool. I have a EDIF file that has been generated
from a Verilog source
file. I would like to analyze this further using Elecric. Looking through
the online documentation
I find that Electric can read in EDIF format.
So, after reading in the file, what sort of analysis could we do with this
input ?  I am interested
in area, power and so forth. Could someone please provide some pointers in
this regard ?
Any hints, suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for
your help.

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I am new to the Electric tool. I have a EDIF file that has been generated f=
rom a Verilog source<br>
file. I would like to analyze this further using Elecric. Looking through t=
he online documentation <br>
I find that Electric can read in EDIF format. <br>
So, after reading in the file, what sort of analysis could we do with this =
input ?=A0 I am interested<br>
in area, power and so forth. Could someone please provide some pointers in =
this regard ?<br>
Any hints, suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for =
your help.<br>
<br>

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