This allows text appearing on a specific GDS layer:purpose pair
to be interpreted as a port. This does not quite match the
intended behavior of such layers, since it is implied that any
layer geometry coincident with the text should form the area of
the port, which is not (yet) handled. Also, it is presumably
implied that the port order matches the order in which text
appears in the GDS stream, but magic does not preserve this
order when re-writing any GDS output.
magic conversion for making magic contact types from contact cuts
from the CIF/GDS input rules rather than the output rules. This
generally makes more sense, plus avoids conflicts where the output
rules may be set for CIF-DRC checks and may not be appropriate for
LEF input without changing the style.
development had been halted since it was first created back in April.
Version 8.2 is now the official development version, with the first
development push to create a Cairo graphics interface.
Tim Edwards