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README BY TOM GOLUBEV
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gdsMill was adapted from gdsMill by Michael Wieckowski.
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gdsMill allows one to work with GDS files, opening, reading, writing and altering.
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It is a library and does not work by itself. To get started, refer to ExampleUserDir.
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To look at sram compiler related example, refer to the sram_examples subdir.
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gdsMill takes a layermap, in a standard format (virtuoso .map files). This is necessary
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for drawing text and rectangles, since those functions take layernames, and gdsMill needs layer numbers.
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gdsMill funcionality:
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The main functions are from vlsilayout. They allow creating a new layout, fill in a box, text, and instancing other structures.
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Files:
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sram_examples:
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gdsMill.sh: Adds gdsMill to python path.
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Source this before working
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printGDS.py: will dump a text version structures within the gds file.
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usage: python printGDS.py file
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cell6tDemo.py: Will tile cell6t from sram_lib2.gds and output into layoutB.gds. All cells from source are copied into layoutB.gds.
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usage: python ./cell6tDemo.py
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