An object-oriented framework for the design of VLSI cells

An object-oriented framework for the design of VLSI cells

The problem of enabling a VLSI designer to operate at various description levels during the chip development is addressed. In particular, the use of object-orientated programming has made it possible to solve the problem in a very simple and modular way. The EDIF format has been used for the input/o...

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Published in:Proceedings of the 33rd Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp. 100 - 103 vol.1
Main Authors: Barzaghi, M., Bisio, G.M., Marchesi, M., Caviglia, D.D., Curatelli, F.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: IEEE 1990
Subjects:
Application software
Chip scale packaging
Circuit simulation
Data structures
Design automation
Instruments
Object oriented modeling
Object oriented programming
Very large scale integration
Visualization
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Summary:The problem of enabling a VLSI designer to operate at various description levels during the chip development is addressed. In particular, the use of object-orientated programming has made it possible to solve the problem in a very simple and modular way. The EDIF format has been used for the input/output operations, and it is also possible to visualize cells and modify them. All these actions are available through the use of friendly windows with a suitable set of menus.< >
ISBN:0780300815
9780780300811
DOI:10.1109/MWSCAS.1990.140662