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ChipEDA exhibited its ChipMason tool set at DAC 2006. We showed ChipMason's advanced floor planning features supporting time budgeting, repeater insertion and allocation for hierarchical SoC physical design.
 
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How to use ChipMason VEditor to extract connectivity information 779
Dealing with incomplete netlists 862
How to iterate across the module definitions and module items. 782
Check for correct physical connectivity 859
How assigns can be translated into a buffer of choice using the HwMapper 922
How assigns can be translated into wires 941
Flattening operation on a netlist 1015
Generating a report for a design using hierReport 1024
Performing a global rename operation 951
Example of hierarchical write out options 1028
Read in same netlist in multiple designs 948
Basic flattening operation on a netlist 815
How to reduce the netlist size 828
Using ecoEditor functions, to connect pins togheter. 763
Using ecoEditor functions, to disconnect pins of the instance 810
Debussifying an entire netlist 861
How to create a stub for a verilog 896
Using VEditor to extract connectivity information 761
Using VEditor to report all counts and estimated cell area 845
Reading in a library and a Verilog netlist 842
How to use pdDisplay ? 889
How to compare two designs with ncomp ? 700
How to read in two different libraries and use the tool to compare the equivalent library cells. 816
How to read in a library and use writeLiberty to save the library and add cells' name prefix 772
How to read in a library, compile and save it 711
How to convert library to verilog stubs? 916
How to analyze a new library 922
How do I download ChipMason 950
What is "ChipMason" 844
 
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