Closed klayoutmatthias closed 4 weeks ago
A case of duplicate LEF files happens here:
The "merged.lef" file is read as explicit LEF, but also implicitly. This gives a "duplicate macro definition" error as any macro contained in that file is read twice.
The proposal is to make sure, every LEF is only read once.
A case of duplicate LEF files happens here:
The "merged.lef" file is read as explicit LEF, but also implicitly. This gives a "duplicate macro definition" error as any macro contained in that file is read twice.
The proposal is to make sure, every LEF is only read once.