dan@GODOT.THINK.COM (01/17/86)
I have a tape in CALMA format but I don't have a CALMA workstation. Does anyone know of any software that we can run on our VAX that knows how to read CALMA tapes? Any info that anyone can provide (as soon as possible) would be very helpful. Thank you. --Dan Aronson (Thinking Machines Corporation) dan@think.com (arpa address) (617)876-1111 (phone)
info-vlsi@ucbvax.berkeley.edu.UUCP (01/24/86)
In article <860117130610.3.DAN@THINK-THORLAC.ARPA> you write: >I have a tape in CALMA format but I don't have a CALMA workstation. >Does anyone know of any software that we can run on our VAX that knows >how to read CALMA tapes? Any info that anyone can provide (as soon as >possible) would be very helpful. Thank you. > >--Dan Aronson (Thinking Machines Corporation) >dan@think.com (arpa address) >(617)876-1111 (phone) The Microcelectronics Center of North Carolina has a VLSI system design package called VIVID that includes a routine called ATOL that converts from one format to another, e.g., CIF to GDSII, etc. It runs under Unix 4.2 and I have used it to convert CIF to GDSII. I believe it also supports conversion of 2 or 3 other intermediate formats.
info-vlsi@ucbvax.UUCP (02/01/86)
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