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dmaldona
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6/28/2005 3:57 PM  
We are using the new 15.2 shape editor. We have created all new shapes on this design. On this 12 layer design, we have to turn the shapes to defer filling as it takes too long to add or modify a trace. Then when we make the shapes smooth, it is taking 1 1/2 to 2 hours to smooth! It is the same on both a pc and Unix. Is anyone else having these kind of shape issues on larger designs? This has cost us several days of work on a critical design just messing with the shapes. Any suggestions?
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6/29/2005 8:19 AM  
DMaldona,

Without looking at your database this is a difficult question to answer. Your best bet is to contact Cadence customer support and send them the database for R&D to look at.

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grumpy
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6/29/2005 8:42 AM  
Unless absolutely necessary, the "use_accurate_delay_calculation" variable should be off. This is found at Setup > User Preferences > Signal_analysis. Cadence should have named this variable "Radically_slow_down_your_system"

I tried attaching a gif, then a jpeg file showing this, (both smaller than 500K) but the system wouldn't let me. Look at http://dcchapters.ipc.org/pnw/slow.jpg to see where the variable is located...
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6/29/2005 8:55 AM  
Grumpy,
the file attachments that can be uploaded to the forums must end in one of the following:
exe, .doc, .pdf, or .zip.

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grumpy
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6/29/2005 8:59 AM  

How user friendly... Just like the tiny fonts visually impared people can't see without a magnifying glass :/
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