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GRAAL(1) ALLIANCE Reference Manual GRAAL(1) 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 win- dow 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 win- dow 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 ob- jects 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 be- fore with the Flat command) Peek : virtual hierarchy flattening (display all visible ob- jects 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 dis- played 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 (optional) indicates the path to the techno name file used by Graal. RDS_TECHNO_NAME (optional) indicates the path to the RDS configuration file used by Graal. SEE ALSO mbk(1), MBK_CATA_LIB(1), MBK_IN_PH(1), MBK_OUT_PH(1), RDS_TECHNO_NAME(1) ASIM/LIP6 October 1, 1997 GRAAL(1)
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