The comment above said you couldn't release the info due to the EDA vendor. However, people like Jiri Gaisler have released their methodologies via papers that just describe them with artificial examples. Others use non-manufarable processes and libraries (like NanGates) so the EDA vendors feelings don't get hurt about results that don't apply to real-world processes. ;)

So, if you have a 16nm silicon compiler, I encourage you to pull a Gaisler with a presentation on how you do that with key details and synthetic examples designed to avoid issues with EDA vendors. Or just use Qflow if possible.