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How to run LVS without v2lvs

Hypnus
Hypnus over 10 years ago

Hi,

I am designing a mixed signal circuit, while for the digital part I could run LVS directly using .v file from encounter with the standard cell cdl file, but for a mixed signal circuit, and I don't have v2lvs from calibre, we have only assura to run everything, how could I run the LVS......please give me some tips, please...

Thank you really much!
Bison

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    Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

    Bison,

    Assura LVS can read Verilog and CDL directly. There is no need for a utility such as v2lvs. The Assura LVS forms in Virtuoso provide the ability to specify a mix of netlists, and the same can be done from the command line.

    I don't have access to my work laptop at the moment so can't easily check how to do this, but it should be covered in the Assura documentation.

    Kind Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

    Bison,

    Assura LVS can read Verilog and CDL directly. There is no need for a utility such as v2lvs. The Assura LVS forms in Virtuoso provide the ability to specify a mix of netlists, and the same can be done from the command line.

    I don't have access to my work laptop at the moment so can't easily check how to do this, but it should be covered in the Assura documentation.

    Kind Regards,

    Andrew.

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