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Started by Aiman El-Maleh
Sat, 23 Jan 1993 21:02
SIS (latest MIS version)
Author: Aiman El-Maleh
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 21:02
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 21:02
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Hi, We are looking for the ftp site of SIS, or the latest version of MIS (multilevel interactive system) which includes the concurrent decomposition and factorization algorithm. If you have any information how we can get, we will appreciate your immediate response. Thanks, Aiman
Re: SIS (latest MIS version)
Author: Ellen M. Sentovich
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 00:05
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 00:05
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The following is the latest release message for SIS: ***** The second release of SIS, SIS-1.1, is available via anonymous ftp or by ordering a tape from the UCB EECS ILP office. Instructions for anonymous ftp: ftp ic.berkeley.edu (the net address for ic is 128.32.132.1) Name: anonymous Password: anything binary cd pub/sis get sis-1.1.tar.Z get sis-1.1.patch1 quit Note that the file sis-1.1.tar.Z is 5.9 Mbytes. Benchmark examples take up a significant amount of memory. A version without the examples is in the file sis-1.1.noex.tar.Z (it is 3 Mbytes). To uncompress and extract the SIS files: uncompress sis-1.1.tar.Z tar xf sis-1.1.tar Instructions for obtaining a tape: Contact Cindy Manly-Fields in the ILP office (cost is $150): Cindy Manly-Fields Software Distribution Office EECS/ERL Industrial Liaison Program 479 Cory Hall University of California at Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94720 (510) 643-6687 cindy@hera.berkeley.edu After the tape has been obtained, uncompress and extract the SIS files as described above. Within the top level directory: The file README contains information about compiling and running SIS, getting help, and sending comments/bugs/suggestions to the authors. The file RELEASE-NOTES-1.1 contains information about this release of SIS, including updates and new packages. The file SIS-paper.ps is a paper describing all the sequential optimization and synthesis techniques in SIS, as well as updates to the combinational techniques. For a full description of combinational algorithms, see the combinational references in this paper. SIS-paper.ps also has examples for synchronous and asynchronous design, and descriptions of the BLIF (Berkeley Logic Interchange Format for netlists) and GENLIB (format for library gates) formats. All comments/questions/bugs should be sent to sis@ic.berkeley.edu. -- Ellen M. Sentovich Dept of EECS UC Berkeley ellen@ic.Berkeley.EDU
Re: SIS (latest MIS version) : Correction
Author: Ellen M. Sentovich
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 02:20
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 02:20
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The UC Berkeley ILP software distribution office has changed it's address (so the one I posted in an earlier message is incorrect). The correct address is as follows: EECS/ERL Industrial Support Office 205 Cory Hall U.C. Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94720 For email, they are at: "ilpsoft@berkeley.edu". - Ellen -- Ellen M. Sentovich Dept of EECS UC Berkeley ellen@ic.Berkeley.EDU
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