routine, in which it calls the same "cleanup" routine as for CIF files, which in turn processes the top level cell. However, GDS doesn't have the same concept of a top level cell, so it ends up re-processing part of the last cell read. This would appear to be harmless, except that there is some kind of scaling discrepancy in which the cell bounding box can get incorrectly scaled by the cleanup routine. The solution appears to be simply (?) to not do the "top level" processing. Bypassing the CIFPaintCurrent() from the cleanup routine when reading a GDS file appears to solve the problem. |
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| .. | ||
| CIFgen.c | ||
| CIFhier.c | ||
| CIFint.h | ||
| CIFmain.c | ||
| CIFrdcl.c | ||
| CIFrdpoly.c | ||
| CIFrdpt.c | ||
| CIFrdtech.c | ||
| CIFrdutils.c | ||
| CIFread.h | ||
| CIFsee.c | ||
| CIFtech.c | ||
| CIFwrite.c | ||
| Makefile | ||
| cif.h | ||