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OASIS Stream Reader / Writer

libreda-oasis is a layout input/output module for LibrEDA

OASIS is a binary file format for chip layouts and a good successor of GDSII. This library provides code for writing and reading libreda-db layouts to and from OASIS files.

Documentation

This crate is documented with docstrings in the code. To view the documentation clone this repository and run: cargo doc --open

Acknowledgements

  • Since December 2020 this project is part of libreda.org and hence funded by NLnet and NGI0.
  • The code is heavily inspired from the OASIS implementation of KLayout.

lib.rs:

Library for reading and writing OASIS files.

OASIS is a binary format for storing two-dimensional geometrical data as it is commonly used for silicon chip layouts. Its purpose is very similar to the older GDS2 format.

Examples

Read a layout from OASIS

use std::fs::File;
use libreda_oasis::OASISStreamReader;
// Import the `LayoutStreamReader` trait.
use libreda_db::prelude::*;

let filename = "./tests/data/INVX1_no_compression.oas";
// Open the OASIS file for reading.
let mut f = File::open(filename).unwrap();

// Create an empty layout that will be populated by the OASIS reader.
let mut layout = Chip::new();

// Create a default OASIS reader and parse the data from the file.
let result = OASISStreamReader::default()
    .read_layout(&mut f, &mut layout);

// Assert that there was no error.
assert!(result.is_ok());

Write a layout to OASIS

use std::fs::File;
use libreda_oasis::OASISStreamWriter;
// Import the `LayoutStreamReader` trait.
use libreda_db::prelude::*;

// Create an empty layout.
let layout = Chip::new();

let mut f = File::create("./tests/data/empty_layout_out.oas").unwrap();

let writer = OASISStreamWriter::default();

// Write the (empty) layout to the file.
let write_result = writer.write_layout(&mut f, &layout);

// Assert that there was no error.
assert!(write_result.is_ok());

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Dependencies

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