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Carl Grace writes:
 > 
 > Here is the problem with m456c.
 > 
 > The .mag file has m4 contacting m6 through a 9 lambda by 6 lambda m456c.

 > magic
 > tech scmos
 > timestamp 1007151946
 > << metal4 >>
 > rect -15 -12 -9 0
 > << m456contact >>
 > rect -15 -21 -9 -12
 > << metal6 >>
 > rect -9 -21 -3 -12
 > << end >>

Hi Carl, yeah, i can tell you right off that that will never work
right with magic cif read --- the size contact you made generates 2
gv4's but only 1 gv5 (you can see this with ';cif see CV4' and ';cif
see CV5').

you must trim the contact down so that the same number of contacts are
made for every layer if you want magic to read it in correctly (or
switch to a generic contact style rather than symbolic contact style
-- eg. using ';cif ist lambda=0.10(cp)'

/jeff

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