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How to generate LEF and lib files from Vituoso

Greatrebel

Hi All,

 We are designing a chip which includes a mixed signal macro. We need to generate lef and lib files for the MS macro from Vituoso, so that we can integrate the MS macro into our P&R design in Encounter. Does anyone know how to generate lef and lib files from Vituoso?

 Thanks in advance

 

 

 

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  •  Hi Alex,

     Thank you very much for your reply. Actually I wrote a post in Digital implementation forum.Please see /forums/p/15744/62235.aspx#62235

    Kari replied to that post, saying I need lef and lib for the MS macro in order to integrate this macro into our chip P&R design in Encounter. Today I talked to my colleage who is in charge of the MS design and said we do not need to connect the MS macro to the digital part of the chip. It means this MS macro is independent component in the chip. For that reason, I am wondering whether only lef is enough to integrate the MS macro into our chip.

     Thanks again

     

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  •  Hi Alex,

     Thank you very much for your reply. Actually I wrote a post in Digital implementation forum.Please see /forums/p/15744/62235.aspx#62235

    Kari replied to that post, saying I need lef and lib for the MS macro in order to integrate this macro into our chip P&R design in Encounter. Today I talked to my colleage who is in charge of the MS design and said we do not need to connect the MS macro to the digital part of the chip. It means this MS macro is independent component in the chip. For that reason, I am wondering whether only lef is enough to integrate the MS macro into our chip.

     Thanks again

     

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