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PROGRAM:
NAME
graal - symbolic layout editor
SYNOPSIS
graal [-l file_name] [-scale n] [-debug] [-xor] [-install]
[-force]
DESCRIPTION
Graal is a hierarchical symbolic layout editor. All functionnalities can be accessed
through different menus. Among them exists a design rule checker performing verifications
inside a user defined window. Graal works under Motif and X11r6. When entering Graal,
the main window appears and shows 7 different menus on the top bar.These menus can be
entered by simply clicking on the mouse left button. The main window is sensitive to the
mouse, and the mouse wheel can be used for scrolling up and down, left and right when
<Shift> is pressed during wheel movement, and zooming in and out, when <Ctrl> is pressed
while turning the wheel.
Below is given the description of graal's menus.
File New : clean the entire window and save the current cell.
Open : load an already existing cell.
Save : save the current cell.
Save as : rename and save the current cell.
Quit : quit graal.
Edit Undo : undo the previous action.
Copy : copy a selected object.
Move : move a selected object.
Delete : delete a selected object.
Stretch : strech a selected object (transistor or segment length).
Modify : modify the caracteristics of an object (name, width, etc...).
Identify : identify a selected object.
Search : search an object according to its type.
Window This menu allows user to perform the same actions than the previous menu Edit,
not on an object but on a group of objects belonging to a defined window.The two
opposite corner of the window are set by clicking on the mouse left button.
Create Instance : add a new instance in the current cell.
Abutmentbox : define the abutment box of the current cell.
Segment : add segments.
Via : add vias or contacts.
Connector : add connectors.
Transistor : add transistors.
Reference : add references.
View Zoom : perform zoom in, zoom out, center, fit, refresh on figure.
Layer : select types of layers displayed.
Map : show cursor position in the entire figure.
Arrows : show arrows for moving at the grid step.
Grid : Set the X,Y step of the grid if displayed.
Tools Equi : highlight all objects electrically connected to a given object.
Flat : virtual hierarchy flattening of an instance (display all visible objects
inside a given instance).
UnFlat : undo the virtual flattening of an instance (done before with the Flat
command)
Peek : virtual hierarchy flattening (display all visible objects inside a given
window).
UnPeek : undo the virtual flattening of a window (done before with the Peek
command)
Druc : call the design rule checker in a given window.
RealFlat : real hierarchy flattening of instances included in a window (this
command can not be undone, and should be used very carefully)
Hierarchy : navigate into the current figure hierarchy
Load Error : load a real layout file and superpose it to the current figure.
Message : display the last error messages
Setup Save or load a user defined configuration of default displayed menus.
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
MBK_CATA_LIB
indicates the path to the read only libraries to be used.
MBK_WORK_LIB
indicates the path to the read/write directory for the session.
MBK_IN_PH
indicates the file format to be used for the leaf cells.
MBK_OUT_PH
indicates the file format to be used for the generated figures.
GRAAL_TECHNO_NAME (optionnal)
indicates the path to the techno name file used by Graal.
RDS_TECHNO_NAME (optionnal)
indicates the path to the RDS configuration file used by Graal.
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