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comparission of two GDS

sailesh

 Hi Frn'z

       u can get me the logic for this,

I  have two layout, they has to be compared and difference has to be given. I have done till getting the shapes and their corresponding metal layers & coordinates.Iam not able move further

 

 

 

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  • Can you please try to write using proper English words? There's no tax on characters in the forum, and using SMS abbreviations is unnecessary. "Frn'z" and "u" make it harder to read. This comment is aimed not just at you, but all people who use the forum - some of us find it really hard to read such strange abbreviations.

    Anyway, the conventional way to do this kind of comparison is to do an XOR (Exclusive OR) in a physical verfication tool, such as Assura, PVS or Calibre. Writing the rule deck is generally pretty easy for these tools - consult the documentation.

    It will almost certainly be much easier to write the rules, and faster to run, than trying to write some SKILL to do it. You could use functions like leLayerXor() or dbLayerXor() in SKILL, but I think using a physical verification tool is by far the most efficient.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Can you please try to write using proper English words? There's no tax on characters in the forum, and using SMS abbreviations is unnecessary. "Frn'z" and "u" make it harder to read. This comment is aimed not just at you, but all people who use the forum - some of us find it really hard to read such strange abbreviations.

    Anyway, the conventional way to do this kind of comparison is to do an XOR (Exclusive OR) in a physical verfication tool, such as Assura, PVS or Calibre. Writing the rule deck is generally pretty easy for these tools - consult the documentation.

    It will almost certainly be much easier to write the rules, and faster to run, than trying to write some SKILL to do it. You could use functions like leLayerXor() or dbLayerXor() in SKILL, but I think using a physical verification tool is by far the most efficient.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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