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Release 20090528

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Windows Versions

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layout-20090528-win32-installer.msi

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layout-20090528-win32.zip

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layout-20090528-win64.zip

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Mac Versions

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layout-20090528-mac-osx-carbon.tar.bz2

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layout-20090528-mac-osx-cocoa.tar.bz2

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Linux Versions

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layout-20090528-CentOS_4.i386.rpm

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layout-20090528-CentOS_5.i386.rpm

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layout-20090528-CentOS_5.x86_64.rpm

25718916

15

layout-20090528-Fedora_10.i386.rpm

25498825

14

layout-20090528-Fedora_10.x86_64.rpm

25465350

25

layout-20090528-Fedora_9.i386.rpm

25577871

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layout-20090528-Fedora_9.x86_64.rpm

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layout-20090528-linux-64bit.tar.bz2

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layout-20090528-linux.tar.bz2

25933882

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layout-20090528-Mandriva_2007.i586.rpm

25927168

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layout-20090528-Mandriva_2007.x86_64.rpm

25713307

9

layout-20090528-Mandriva_2008.i586.rpm

25908920

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layout-20090528-Mandriva_2008.x86_64.rpm

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layout-20090528-Mandriva_2009.i586.rpm

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layout-20090528-Mandriva_2009.x86_64.rpm

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layout-20090528-openSUSE_10.3.i586.rpm

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layout-20090528-openSUSE_10.3.x86_64.rpm

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layout-20090528-openSUSE_11.0.i586.rpm

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layout-20090528-openSUSE_11.0.x86_64.rpm

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layout-20090528-openSUSE_11.1.i586.rpm

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layout-20090528-openSUSE_11.1.x86_64.rpm

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layout-20090528-RHEL_5.i386.rpm

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layout-20090528-RHEL_5.x86_64.rpm

25719382

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layout-20090528-SLE_10.i586.rpm

25242176

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layout-20090528-SLE_10.x86_64.rpm

25133220

9

layout-20090528-SLE_11.i586.rpm

19690550

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layout-20090528-SLE_11.x86_64.rpm

19684460

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layout_20090528_Debian_4.0_amd64.deb

25462386

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layout_20090528_Debian_4.0_i386.deb

25655054

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layout_20090528_Debian_5.0_amd64.deb

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layout_20090528_Debian_5.0_i386.deb

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layout_20090528_Debian_Etch_amd64.deb

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layout_20090528_Debian_Etch_i386.deb

25650100

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layout_20090528_xUbuntu_6.06_i386.deb

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layout_20090528_xUbuntu_8.04_amd64.deb

25530810

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layout_20090528_xUbuntu_8.04_i386.deb

25544364

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layout_20090528_xUbuntu_8.10_amd64.deb

20999260

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layout_20090528_xUbuntu_8.10_i386.deb

21001244

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layout_20090528_xUbuntu_9.04_amd64.deb

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layout_20090528_xUbuntu_9.04_i386.deb

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Performance

As the LayoutEditor is available as 64-bit versions for all platforms, it can be used as well for multi Gb designs. Henceforth all significant features of the LayoutEditor are optimized to handel these huge designs. So for example multi Gb GDSII files can be loaded in less than 25s/Gb, if your hard disk gives that output. Also the painting performance was improved. With bigger designs a lack of performance is automaticly detected and scarcely visible details are omitted to increase the output performance.

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Anniversary

Contest
About 5 years ago the LayoutEditor project was started. It achieved 44 downloads within the first month. Initial users made many feature requests. A quick implementation resulted in more users with more features request, ... It grown to a very popular and full featured editor which can easily keep up with high priced tools. Last month it achieved 3285 downloads.

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Design Rule Checker

Validating the design rules is an important point in the design flow. The LayoutEditor has a integrated Design Rule Checker with many different rules checks. The errors are not only display in a list, but directly visualized within the design. As a matter of course all design rule checks work on all angle elements.

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DRC

Netlist Driven Layout

Creating a design from a schematic is a widespread task where layout software is used. The LayoutEditor can read common netlist formats and supports the design without restricting a free design. A netlist can be extracted for a build-in or external layout versus schematic (lvs).

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LVS

3D View

A two dimensional designing can sometimes be quit abstract. The LayoutEditor allows a fast three dimensional visualization for your design. The graphical setup can be done in few seconds. The 3D model/3D view can be exported and used for example for a FEM-analyse.

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3d

Macros

Macros or scripts are already standard to many programs. But the LayoutEditor has the possibility to record macro from the user interface like some office programs can do. This makes the macro creating very simple and reduced the time to learn commands. The macro are written in the most common language C and can be integrated in the menu structure. A transfer to the LayoutEditor source code is possible with minimal changes.

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Text Generation

Text labels are usually ignored during the tape out. A conversation to real polygons had to be done before. The LayoutEditor can do this with just one mouse click. No drawing of letters is required. Just use you favorite vector font. The LayoutEditor supports all common font formats like true type fonts (ttf files).

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Text generation

Barcodes

The LayoutEditor has many many more useful features like the barcode generator. Have a look into the manual or just try it out and be impressed! Macros

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more than
28.000
downloads per year
from about 100 countries
around the world.

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