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Can Nanoroute constrain one direction in each routing layer?

fallfly
fallfly over 14 years ago
I wanna remove all the bends in one layer. Is there any command can do this?
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  • jbillups
    jbillups over 14 years ago
    Yes, you should contact your AE regarding 1D Litho routing options for DPT.
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    fallfly over 14 years ago
    Thanks for your reply. Is this option available for education edition? I am a graduate student.
    jbillups said:
    Yes, you should contact your AE regarding 1D Litho routing options for DPT.
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    jbillups over 14 years ago

    To force sensitivity to  1 Demintional Lithography by layer you can set this Litho option,  f t t t means it is false for M1 and true for the rest. This option is very resrtictive and may require other work on the library and vias if this is your intent.

    setNanoRouteMode -drouteMinimizeLithoEffectOnLayer "f t t t t "

     

    The other method is more for a 2D understanding and allows jogs but applies the FAB rule to the non preferd direction. There is more information in the LEF documentation to match the version of software that you have avalible.

    PROPERTY LEF58_MINWIDTH "MINWIDTH <#.###> WRONGDIRECTION ;" ;

     

     I hope this helps,

    James

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