Titlebook: Automatic Programming Applied to VLSI CAD Software: A Case Study; Dorothy E. Setliff,Rob A. Rutenbar Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers

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Introduction,tool. Accommodating new technologies, or versions of old technologies, places a burden on the design and implementation of technology-sensitive tools. Technology shifts so quickly that the development of new tools, or re-engineering of old tools, often lags behind the introduction of new technologie

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The Selection Stage,m description produced by the Input Stage. Note, however, that one algorithm choice does not comprise an entire router. Indeed, there exists tens of possibilities for . of the many algorithms and data structures comprising a real router that matches any typical user specification. Hence, decision-ma

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ELF Validation,ifications to executable code. Of course, we note that the routers that ELF can currently produce are not production-quality: the ELF synthesis architecture is itself a prototype and it generates prototype-quality routers. We do not regard this as any limitation of the ELF synthesis architecture; th

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Conclusion,accommodate new technologies, they evolve into large, baroque systems. This increasing need to handle new technologies has placed a burden on the design and implementation of VLSI CAD tools: development of adequate tools often lags behind the introduction of new technologies. In many cases, new tech

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