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>  "Sideoverlap" (up and down), and "sidewall" within plane essentialy need
> to conserve capacitance among each other, instead of treating them as
> seperate effects.  I've spent a lot of time in the extractor code chasing
> down very minor issues, enough to know that this won't be a simple
> project.
> 
> But unless the documentation evolves to say "magic is free but you'll have
> to pay synopsys or avanti full freight for an accurate extractor" this
> will have to be addressed.

  Baloney! -> http://cas.et.tudelft.nl/~space/

  drc, lvs, and backannotation for under a buck.  beats the pants
  out of a useless cadence seat, unless you are designing the next
  pentium.  :)

  magic -> layout -> space -> netlist -> gemini

  and the fact that magic looks-and-feels like vi is a plus.  someone
  who does not have the patience to learn magic doesnt sound like 
  someone i want designing my chips.  as for windows-magic, heres my
  2 cents:

  erik@solusek% uptime                               ~ 7:51:40am 203 0
  7:51am  up 97 days, 18:18, 15 users,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00

  keep up the good work :) we love you guys over here!
 -erik

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> Steve
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