Closed jamesvitali closed 2 years ago
for a gds that already exists, you can zip it (many programs can open compressed gds files as-is) or convert to oasis format (klayout can do this for you). if you're making a gds from scratch, try making better use of hierarchy. that's typically the best way to keep gds file size down, when possible
thanks for your suggestion, so if from scratch, that means I need to find the smallest unit that has the same pattern to construct the gds, is that correct
yes, exactly... build Cell
s and construct them hierarchically with CellReference
s
thanks @tvt173 any tool or method you know can help to get the similar pattern if I have a large array?
let's say that i have a big array and I don't know what pattern it has. But need to reduce the file size. Per our discussion, I need to find the similar pattern out and construct them hierarchically with CellReferences. but any tool or method I can use to find the pattern from the array?
The size of gds is too big that is over 10G , is any compressed method to reduce the size? thanks