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In article <212@tamtam.UUCP> cees@tamtam.UUCP (cees keyer) writes:
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>Could you send me a copy of the source code for penplot.
>We are trying to setup a course in VLSI design and we are using 
>the "NELSIS" software package from the Technical universities in the
>Netherlands. We are looking for support software. We have picked the
>switch level simulator from MIT off the net and we don't know the input
>format off the files. We are also looking for the CIF files as presented
>in the last pages off the book " The VLSI designers library".
>

	I have the penplot source, but can not send it to you due to licensing
limitations. However, you can get it from Washington University, they distribute
a set of tools that you may find usefull to support your course in VLSI design.

	The person to contact at W.U, for this is Vicki Palm at:

	palm@june.cs.washington.edu

	The set of tools includes simulators, IC editors, module generators, 
etc. and they all come properly documented with examples.

	I am not sure which cells you are talking about. There are some cell
libraries available from MOSIS, but I am not sure that these are what you
mean. At any rate, you could ask more about this to Sam Delatorre at the MOSIS
Service: e-mail -> DELATORR@VLSI-CAD.ISI.EDU 

	Hope this helps.
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