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Calibre Verification User's Manual Calibre Verification User’s Manual Software Version v9.1_5 Calibre 2002.5 Copyright Mentor Graphics Corporation 2002. All rights reserved. This document contains information that is proprietary to Mentor Graphics Corporation. The original recipient of this document may duplicate this document in whole or in part for internal business purposes only, provided that this entire notice appears in all copies. In duplicating any part of this document, the recipient agrees to make every reasonable effort to prevent the unauthorized use and distribution of the proprietary information. Portions of the regular expression text handling capabilities within Calibre are copyright 1992, 1993, and 1994 Henry Spencer End-User License Agreement Trademark Information This document is for information and instruction purposes. 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Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-7777. This is an unpublished work of Mentor Graphics Corporation. Table of Contents Table of Contents About This Manual ..............................................................................................xxi In This Manual....................................................................................................xxii Command Line Syntax Conventions ................................................................ xxiii Audience ............................................................................................................xxiv Related Publications ..........................................................................................xxiv Chapter 1 Overview............................................................................................................... 1-1 Product Description ............................................................................................ 1-1 Calibre DRC / DRC-H / MT DRC-H............................................................... 1-1 Calibre LVS / LVS-H / MT LVS-H................................................................. 1-2 Calibre MGC.................................................................................................... 1-2 Calibre RVE/QDB-H ....................................................................................... 1-2 Calibre Interactive............................................................................................ 1-3 Calibre Connectivity Interface ......................................................................... 1-3 Calibre CB........................................................................................................ 1-3 Calibre Verification Utilities............................................................................ 1-3 Chapter 2 Invocation............................................................................................................. 2-1 Before Invocation ............................................................................................... 2-1 Rule File........................................................................................................... 2-1 Layout Database............................................................................................... 2-3 Source Database............................................................................................... 2-7 Invocation Procedures ........................................................................................ 2-7 Invoking Calibre............................................................................................... 2-7 Calibre Command Line.................................................................................... 2-8 Calibre DRC/DRC-H ....................................................................................... 2-9 Calibre LVS/LVS-H/MGC ............................................................................ 2-13 Examples........................................................................................................ 2-25 Calibre RVE/QDB-H ..................................................................................... 2-28 Calibre Interactive.......................................................................................... 2-31 Calibre CB...................................................................................................... 2-32 Calibre Verification User’s Manual, v9.1_5 iii Table of Contents Table of Contents (cont.) Chapter 3 Calibre Interactive............................................................................................... 3-1 Graphical Interface Overview............................................................................. 3-1 Graphical Interface Prerequisites ..................................................................... 3-2 Runsets ............................................................................................................. 3-3 Graphical User Interface Description ................................................................. 3-4 Calibre Interactive Palette................................................................................ 3-4 Calibre DRC Window...................................................................................... 3-4 Calibre LVS Window..................................................................................... 3-14 Run Directory................................................................................................. 3-17 Control Files................................................................................................... 3-18 Text Editing.................................................................................................... 3-19 Interface to Calibre RVE .................................................................................. 3-21 Connections to Layout Editors ......................................................................... 3-22 Mentor Graphics Layout Editor Interfaces to Calibre.................................... 3-22 Cadence Virtuoso Interface............................................................................ 3-23 Chapter 4 DRC Concepts ..................................................................................................... 4-1 Layers ................................................................................................................. 4-1 Layer Types...................................................................................................... 4-2 Layer Operations.............................................................................................. 4-4 Layer Definitions ............................................................................................. 4-5 Layer Operation Classifications....................................................................... 4-7 Net-preserving Operations ............................................................................... 4-9 Layer of Origin............................................................................................... 4-10 Rule Check Statements ..................................................................................... 4-12 Rule Check Comments................................................................................... 4-13 Control of Empty Rule Checks ...................................................................... 4-14 Check Text ..................................................................................................... 4-15 DRC Rule Check Result Limits ..................................................................... 4-15 Dimensional Check Operations ........................................................................ 4-16 Secondary Keywords ..................................................................................... 4-19 Edge Measurement........................................................................................
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