Include a LICENSE file in
- The root directory in your project
- each directory under
third_party
- each git submodule (Any directory that contains a .git folder)
Make sure it is one of the approved licenses
check the $INPUT_DIRECTORY/checks/spdx_compliance_report.log
for the non-compliant files. Then add SPDX header in the beginning of all of those files.
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Remove all non-inclusive keywords in all of your files those are
- blacklist
- whitelist
- slave
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Include
verify
andclean
targets in your makefile
This indicates a serious issue with the design please check information about fuzzy checks in README.md
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Load
$INPUT_DIRECTORY/checks/<design_name>.xor.gds
into klayout and then you can see where exactly your design violates the boundary set for the user project -
Read xor.log and check the specific coordiantes of your violations
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Read xor_total.txt to find out how many shapes are not respecting the user space boundary
To debug drc errors you can open up the $INPUT_DIRECTORY/checks/magic_drc.log
folder and you can view them via the .magic.drc.mag file which is loadable in magic
Also there is a listing of all the failed parts of the design in $INPUT_DIRECTORY/checks/<design_name>.magic.drc
If you are having a huge number of DRC violations there is a good chance you are using an SRAM block that is not the latest version in efabless/sram_sky130_macros . Just pull the master branch and include one of those updated macros instead
Load marker databases provided by the drc check into klayout (Or whichever layout editor/viewer you wish to use) along with the gds file (user_project_wrapper.gds) and you can view the violations on top of your design layout using klayout
Investigate the specific coordinates of the failures in the design gds. Use $INPUT_DIRECTORY/checks/<design_name>_klayout.lydrc
file as a marker database file loadable in klayout
Submit content other than the default content
- gds
- lef
- def
- mag
- maglef
- verilog/rtl
- verilog/gl
- spi/lvs
There is a problem cloning your git repo using the provided git repo url
Common mistakes
- Using ssh as a git url
- Including private submodules that require credentials to get cloned
there is a problem with your project's name, the project's name is supposed to not have a space in it. You should create another project with a name that does not contain spaces and point your mpw-two request to the new one instead.
klayout <gds_file>
klayout <gds_file> -m <marker_database_file>