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What's wrong with necoell? That program doesn't run and Cadence still try to sell it?

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archive over 16 years ago

Try to try out the program if it's any good.  ./neocell   it would complains missing library of libsstring.so,  libechelon.so, libwmb.so , what?

Those library names aren't even in Redhat enterprise 5.3 disk..  Do a google search,  no such libraries found either.

obviously, that program is not working and probably nobody ever buy it.  Otherwise how can people not complain about missing some exotic named libraries that can't even found in google. 

 

 

 

 

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    Austin CAD Guy over 16 years ago

     The NeoCell capabilities are built into Virtuoso directly at the GXL level. Go into GXL using the Launch Layout-GXL menu pick. Design constraints have to be added to the schematic and you can create modgens with your pcells and use constraint aware editing.

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    Austin CAD Guy over 16 years ago

     The NeoCell capabilities are built into Virtuoso directly at the GXL level. Go into GXL using the Launch Layout-GXL menu pick. Design constraints have to be added to the schematic and you can create modgens with your pcells and use constraint aware editing.

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