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2 total messages Started by Mildred Magboo Tue, 30 May 1989 22:31

Author: Mildred Magboo
Date: Tue, 30 May 1989 22:31

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I am currently working on a translator that will 
convert a netlist file into an EDIF format.  I
need to know if there is anybody out there who
can provide me assistance in the conversion
process.  

The only reference material I have is the EDIF 2 0 0
Standard reference book.  Please send me e-mail if you
know anything about EDIF, particularly 'netlist'
view.  

Mildred Magboo
tel. no. (619) 485-2724
address: NCR, E&M San Diego
         16550 W. Bernardo Dr.
         San Diego, CA 92127

Re: EDIF

Author: Eric V. Price
Date: Wed, 31 May 1989 13:22

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Hello Mildred.

I am NCR's liaison assigned to the MCC CAD Program. We have some
resources that may be of value. I will send hardcopy.

	
You might want to check with EIA (see address on (behind?) titlepage
of the 2 0 0 spec) and get the "Introduction to EDIF" written by the
technical committee. Also ask if they have any other resources.
(Schematic and PCB notes are in progress; at one time there was a
netlist note underway but I've lost track of what's going on there.)

I assume you are working for John Holmes, possibly on Valid to EDIF.
If there is a Valid User's group, they might be another source.

The UCB EDIF tools might be another source; I'll send the
documentation; you can get the tools later. It includes a reasonable
syntax checker that you will probably want to verify your EDIF output
against. I can certainly recommend the syntax checker, and some of the
documentation is worth taking a look at.

-Eric
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 Box 200195, Austin, TX 78720 | UUCP: ...!ncrlnk!ncr-sd!milano!cadillac!price

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