Calibre Runsets

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Calibre Interactive stores a list of your most recently opened runsets in your home directory as .cgidrcdb or .cgilvsdb for Calibre Interactive DRC or LVS, respectively.

When invoked, the Calibre DRC and LVS windows automatically load the runset used when the last session was closed.

Runsets are ASCII files that set up Calibre Interactive for a Calibre run. They contain only information that differs from the default configuration of Calibre Interactive. There is a one-to-one correspondence between entry lines in the runset file and fields and button items in the Calibre Interactive user interface. Here is as example of a DRC runset:

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*drcRulesFile: rule_file
*drcRulesFileLastLoad: 1009224452
*drcLayoutPaths: ./lab3.gds
*drcLayoutPrimary: lab3
*drcResultsFile: ./lab3.db
*drcSummaryFile: drc_report
*drcRunTurbo: 0
*drcRunRemoteOn: Cluster
*drcRemoteLICENSEFILEName: MGLS_LICENSE_FILE
*drcRemoteLICENSEFILEValue: /scratch1/mgls/mgclicenses
*drcDontWaitForLicense: 0

The runset filename opened at startup (if no runset is specified on the command line) can also be specified by setting the MGC_CALIBRE_DRC_RUNSET_FILE environment variable for DRC, and the MGC_CALIBRE_LVS_RUNSET_FILE environment variable for LVS. If these environment variables are set, they take precedence over all other runset opening behavior options.

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setenv RUNSET_DIR ../calibre
setenv MGC_CALIBRE_DRC_RUNSET_FILE $RUNSET_DIR/tsmc180nm_drc_runset
setenv MGC_CALIBRE_LVS_RUNSET_FILE $RUNSET_DIR/tsmc180nm_lvs_runset
setenv MGC_CALIBRE_PEX_RUNSET_FILE $RUNSET_DIR/tsmc180nm_pex_runset
setenv CALIBRE_DISABLE_RHEL5_WARNING 1

reference

tsmc_template. https://github.com/lnis-uofu/tsmc_template/tree/main

Calibre Verification User’s Manual