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error in running LVS

Aritra

Hi ,

      I am tring to run LVS in ASSURA. It is failing & error file says :

"*WARNING Corrupted type field (0x0x4f35d) at 0x0x4880cf8 in file <file location>layout.cdb

 *WARNING bad type table pointer 0x0x2a91d0004f35d at 0x0x4880cf8 "

Please help. I have no clue how to solve it.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    The problem might be something to do with how the LVS rules are written, or it might be an issue with the specific version of Assura. You didn't mention which technology or Assura version you're using, but that said, I couldn't find any reports of this failure mechanism. Note, the error is almost certainly due to the ilGetInt bit, not the ##### Eight levels ... part (which is just a comment, I think).

    Almost certainly the best thing you could do is to contact customer support - I think we'll need to see the data. I'd check that you're using recent versions of Assura and have checked with the foundry if you have up to date rule decks or if they've seen the same problem.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    The problem might be something to do with how the LVS rules are written, or it might be an issue with the specific version of Assura. You didn't mention which technology or Assura version you're using, but that said, I couldn't find any reports of this failure mechanism. Note, the error is almost certainly due to the ilGetInt bit, not the ##### Eight levels ... part (which is just a comment, I think).

    Almost certainly the best thing you could do is to contact customer support - I think we'll need to see the data. I'd check that you're using recent versions of Assura and have checked with the foundry if you have up to date rule decks or if they've seen the same problem.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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