the serial combination routine was disabled so as not to post a
non-working version, since the parallel/serial property networks
are not analyzed. This should be completed soon.
making any subcircuit serializable by using the new command option
"property (device) serial|parallel enable|disable". Note that as
of this commit, serial device detection is enabled but serial
networks are not collapsed for matching, which will tend to lead
to property errors in serial devices until this code is added,
which should be in a day or two.
an instance property did not match the cell property type, as
long as the cell property types of the two compared cells matched.
Along with a recent change that left "M" as a type double during
SPICE netlist read-in, this caused "M" mismatches to be ignored,
because the double value was ignored and the integer value was
always zero.
avoid the problem where non-critical properties cause devices not
to match, resulting in apparent mismatches of matched devices.
The current behavior now prints a statement about each device.
However, the result is still somewhat ambiguous.
as failing on certain compilers. This undoubtedly reflects some
change in gcc or the OS setup, but since modern compilers should
be able to figure out for themselves when to inline a subroutine
(or not), the inline hint is somewhat arcane and unnecessary.
'ignore class', but removes instances of the specified class whose
pins are shorted together. Currently requires that all pins must
be shorted together.
leading '/' of pin names and therefore failing to print anything;
(2) Corrected 'addproxies', which was ending abruptly at the end of
a circuit's object list, such that if an instance needing proxy pins
added was the last object in the circuit, it would not get the proxy
pins added, and therefore would fail LVS.
"permute default" by (1) handling the usual case for MOSFETs
(resistors and adding in parallel not yet implemented), and
(2) being done automatically when no setup script is specified.
Tim Edwards
Tim Edwards