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From: Brad Falch (bradleyfalch AT yahoo DOT com) Date: Tue Feb 04 2003 - 12:03:47 EST
Tim,
I tried what you suggested, but I get an error when my
tech file is read into magic. My cifinput looks like
this:
style default
scalefactor 1 calmaonly nanometers
layer ndiff CDF
layer poly PLY
calma CDF 6 30
calma PLY 17 30
And I get this message:
/space/CAD/lib/magic/sys/mytech.tech27: line 1595:
section cifinput:
Wrong number of arguments in scalefactor
statement.
/space/CAD/lib/magic/sys/mytech.tech27: line 2464:
section cifinput:
CIF input style "default" bad scalefactor;
using 1.
/space/CAD/lib/magic/sys/mytech.tech27: line 2464:
section cifinput:
Also, if I do a grep for "nanometers" in the source
code tree, it comes up empty. The 7.1 distribution I
got was from the vlsi.cornell.edu page and named
"magic-latest." Is the source on your site newer?
How can I tell? I can't find any versioning beyond
7.1 attached to my distribution.
Thanks,
Brad
--- "R. Timothy Edwards" <tim AT stravinsky DOT jhuapl.edu>
wrote:
> Dear Brad,
>
> > Is there a way to import GDSII/Calma that is
> created
> > on a 1nm grid? Since scalefactor only takes
> integers,
> > the minimum design grid is only 10nm.
>
> Magic versions 7.1 and 7.2 support
> nanometer-scale input. The
> technology file needs the keyword "nanometers" in
> the CIF input
> section. For instance, for the Chartered .13 micron
> process (lambda
> = 0.065), I have, in cifinput and cifoutput
> sections:
>
> style lambda=0.065(chartered)
> scalefactor 65 calmaonly nanometers
>
> .
> .
> .
>
> Note that when using the "nanometers" keyword, all
> dimensions in
> the CIF sections are in units of nanometers, not
> centimicrons.
> Also note that magic version 7.1 supports nanometer
> dimensions
> ONLY for GDS input and output, but version 7.2
> supports nanometer
> dimensions for both GDS and CIF input and output
> (version 7.2
> ignores the keyword "calmaonly" in the example
> above).
>
> There is also something in the documentation about
> scalefactors
> having to be even numbers for CIF input/output;
> this restriction
> was not necessary from version 6.4 or 6.5, but the
> restriction was
> not lifted until version 7.1.
>
> Regards,
> Tim
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