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IC5 Transfer file between Linux and Unix.

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Hi, i have a question about IC 5.

If i design a set of cellview, symbol and layout in IC 5 for Linux, how can i copy to Unix IC 5 ? Is it use stream in/out to transfer that ? Which file externsion need to copy ?

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Benny
 

tar the files in a archive, then copy it to Unix and un-tar this archive.
 

Sorry, because i'm a beginner of layout, can you tell me more clear which file extension need to tar ?

Thanks
Benny
 

This is not about you are a beginner or expert in layout, it is about how do you know systax in the UNIX base!

try to seacrh for 'tar -help', UNIX will list all the syntax do you need to tar or un-tar the files! It's like zipping and extracting the files, like Winzip in Windows base! :p
 

benny16 said:
If i design a set of cellview, symbol and layout in IC 5 for Linux, how can i copy to Unix IC 5 ? Is it use stream in/out to transfer that ? Which file externsion need to copy ?

all data are c@dence format. it's depend c@dence tool, not depend platform that you use.

so, you can make a package & copy it to anywhere. unless you want import them to other tools.
 

You can tar the file , the untar teh flies to your platform , that we can run IC50 in Linux or unix
 

for compressing:
tar -cvf your-target-tar-file.tar your-wanted-directory

for decompressing:
tar -xvf your-tar-file.tar -C target-directory

PS: u can add z after - sign to compress or decompress gz files!
BEST!
 

use cp to copy it directly !!
if your linux and unix can talk with network!!
 

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