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From: Mika Nystroem (mika AT cs DOT caltech.edu) Date: Fri May 26 2000 - 15:29:39 EDT
Dear Joe,
The tools you request were part of the 1986 VLSI tools tape. Since
one of our students wanted to look at the code, I actually dusted
off the tape drive and dug up the nine-track a few weeks ago, and
I happen to have it on our ftp site. I don't believe this violates
any licensing agreements, but if it does, get it before the lawyers
do! This is the location:
ftp.cs.caltech.edu in the directory pub/mika, filename : MAGIC86.tar.gz
Please remember that this is "dusty deck" code, and don't forget to use
"gcc -traditional" as your C compiler! Oh, and ignore the install script,
and references to the Sun2 and VAX.
Regards,
Mika Nystrom <mika AT cs DOT caltech.edu>
Department of Computer Science
California Institute of Technology
Joe Guest writes:
>Hello Everyone,
>This may be the wrong place for a question like this but I don't know who
>else to ask. We are using Magic version 6.5 here at FAU. We use some other
>simulation tools in conjunction with Magic that are named "ESIM" and
>"CRYSTAL" . I am wondering if anyone on this list can tell me where to get a
>version ( or possibly the source code ) of these tools for the Linux
>operating system. I have Magic running on Linux and would like to get ESIM
>and CRYSTAL onto our Linux systems as well. I have searched all the DEC, UC
>Berkeley, Mosis sites for info on this and can't seem to come up with
>anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>
>***********************************************************
>Joe Guest
>Computer Systems Engineer
>Academic Computing Services
>Florida Atlantic University
>777 Glades Rd.
>Boca Raton, FL 33431
>
>Email - joe AT fau DOT edu
>Web - http://www.mindspring.com/~dambala
>Office - 561-297-0041
>Fax - 561-297-3111
>***********************************************************
>
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