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KLayout - Released version 0.21.15 E-mail
Tuesday, 24 January 2012 22:48
KLayout is a fast and accurate layout viewer and editor with support to GDS and OASIS file formats and automatic uncompression of zlib compatible formats. Full 64 bit support on GNU/Linux, extensible and configurable to a large degree by custom ruby scripts!KLayout is a Qt-based viewer and editor for GDS2 and OASIS integrated circuit layouts for the chip design engineer. The main objective is to focus on the basic functionality but adding some useful features that many, even commercial viewers don't have, e.g., shows the design as it is and to animate layers to make them blink or scroll the fill pattern. A new version of KLayout has been released. In this new version:
  • Bugfix: the correct initial cell now is selected. Formerly, the largest cell was selected even it is was not a top cell;
  • GDS reader now is less strict with respect to record order of STRANS, MAG and ANGLE;
  • Excellon drill file reader is now conforming to the specification in many respects;
  • Marker browser does now work correctly when layer view transformations are present;
  • Read LAYER table and assign GDS layers in that order, except for layer which got a layer name through their name (i.e. L1D100);
  • Bugfix: don't suppress INSERT's if the layer is not mapped;
  • Write TEXT and MTEXT correctly (multi-line support, small chunks for MTEXT, character alignment);
  • Added elliptic interpolation edge type (not really tested yet!);
  • Convert text to polygon for unicode support;
  • Changed default sorting of layers: always sort by layer number first, even if there is a name. If there is no layer number, sort by name.
 
Glade - Version 4.1.82 is out E-mail
Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:06

Glade (a.k.a. Gds, Lef And Def Editor) is a freeware IC layout editor capable of reading GDS2, OASIS, LEF and DEF. Glade uses the Qt cross-platform GUI toolkit, and uses OpenGL for hardware accelerated graphics when available.Glade (Gds, Lef And Def Editor) is a freeware IC layout editor capable of reading GDS2, OASIS, LEF and DEF. It's distributed under freeware license. A new version of Glade (4.1.82) has been released. Changes from 4.1.80 to 4.1.81:

  • Bugfix: creating an arc needed the start and stop angles to be normalised;
  • Bugfix: drawing an arc did not always draw correctly if the start to stop angle included 360 degrees;
  • -dxf option added to cmd line options to specify a dxf file. DXF top cell automatically opened on import;
  • Dropped export GDS2 objects referred to by name, not number;
  • Bugfix: angles in DXF are in radians, not degrees;
  • Bugfix: some fundamental changes to saving/loading library data with respect to connectivity;
  • GDS2 can now output arcs and lines as zero width paths;
  • Bugfix: deleting a view in the library browser did not remove the cellView from the library browser;
  • Bugfix: if a pcell is already loaded into a library, do not try and reload it.

Changes from 4.1.81 to 4.1.82:

  • Bugfix: Copy cellView in library browser hung if cellView contained instances;
  • Bugfix: Closing a library occasionally caused a crash;
  • Bugfix: Copy cellView did not copy polygons to the correct layer.
 
gEDA - Devel version 1.7.2-20111231 released E-mail
Monday, 23 January 2012 21:31
gEDA a suite of electronic design automation (EDA) toolsgEDA is a collection of tools which are used to make electrical circuit design, schematic capture, simulation, prototyping, and production. An new stable version (1.7.2-20111231) of gEDA has been released. This is the third release of the 1.7.x development series. The purpose of this release is bug fixing, new features and so on. Major highlights of this version include (in mostly random order):
  • The component-library-search function for gafrc files now skips directories without symbols, and searches for libraries recursively;
  • gEDA-gaf now requires GTK+ 2.16.0 or later;
  • The schdiff tool for generating visual diffs of schematics and symbols has been added. It can be used with most version control systems. See man schdiff for more details;
  • The verilog backend to gnetlist now supports concatenated net naming like "{a,b,c[3:0]}";
  • Man pages are now available for all programs installed as part of gEDA/gaf.
The above is only a summary of the changes in this release. You can view all the commits/changes/authors for this release (version 1.7.2) here.
 
Sage - Version 4.8.0 released E-mail
Monday, 23 January 2012 11:15
Sage an open source mathematics computing environmentSage is an open source mathematics computing environment (MCE) which covers many aspects of mathematics, e.g. algebra, calculus, elementary to very advanced number theory, cryptography, numerical computation, group theory and so on. Sage is developed by volunteers and combines over 90 open source packages. Sage 4.8.0 has been released. Some changes in this release are:
  • Bug in printing trivial class groups (trivial to fix);
  • Fixed Bug in polynomials over residue fields;
  • Add numerical integration to reference manual;
  • Fixed bug in norm for orders of relative number fields;
  • Implementation of the Cyclic Sieving Phenomenon;
  • Fixed Horrible bug in number field conversion!
Sage 4.8.0 closed 241 tickets, all of which are available here for your reading pleasure.
 
jHepWork - Released version 3.3 E-mail
Sunday, 22 January 2012 00:06
jHepWork is a full-featured data-analysis framework for scientists, engineers and students. jHepWork incorporates many open-source math software packages into a coherent interface using the concept of Java scripting, rather than only-GUI or macro-based concept.jHepWork is a free data-analysis framework for scientists, engineers and students written in Java. The program is designed for interactive scientific plots in 2D and 3D and contains numerical scientific libraries implemented in Java for mathematical functions, random numbers, statistical analysis, curve fitting and other data mining algorithms. The package supports several mathematical, data-analysis and data mining features:
  • 2D and 3D interactive visualization of data, functions, histograms, charts;
  • Matrix algebra;
  • Random numbers and statistical samples;
  • Functions, including parametric equations in 3D;
  • Contour plots, scatter plots;
  • ...and so on!

A new version (3.3) of jHepWork has been released. In this new version:

  • HPlotJas an interactive data fit program based on Jas;
  • A powerful 3D engine to render 3D shapes and mathematical objects (functions, histograms, points);
  • Collections for integers and double (P0I and P0D) have moved to a high-performance low-footprint implementations. Typically, they are factor 7 faster then for previous jwork versions;
  • Added other high-performance collections for primitives which overperform  Python and Java collections by a factor 7-10;
  • Major rewrite of the core data collections (P1D, P2D, P3D). This speeds up math operations by a factor 3-5 compared to the previous versions;
  • A memory footprint is smaller for P1D (not is is proportional to the dimension of this container).
 
GSC - New release driver E-mail
Saturday, 21 January 2012 22:19
The 16-Bit PMC-16AI64SSA analog input board samples and digitizes 64 input channels simultaneously at rates up to 200,000 samples per second for each channel. The resulting 16-bit sampled data is available to the PCI bus through a 256K-Sample FIFO buffer. Each input channel contains a dedicated 16-Bit sampling ADC. All operational parameters are software configurable. Inputs can be sampled in groups of 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 or 64 channels; or any single channel can be sampled continuously. The sample clock can be generated from an internal rate generator, or by software or external hardware. The inputs can be clocked either continuously or in triggered bursts. An on-demand autocalibration feature determines offset and gain correction values for each input channel.GSC aka General Standards Corporation specializes in the development of high performance PMC, PCI and VME products. PMC boards include serial I/O, FPDP interface, optically isolated digital I/O, Sigma-Delta A/Ds, 16-bit 200KHz A/D and 400KHz D/A, and 8-96 Mbyte Flash memory. A new series of releases has been implemented. A complete list below.

 

  • Linux driver for the 14HSAI4. Version 1.3.35.0;
  • Linux driver for the 16AI32SSC. Version 1.11.34.0;
  • Linux driver for the 16AI64SSA and 16AI64SSC boards. Version 2.4.34.0;
  • Linux driver for the 16AIO, 16LCAIO, 12AIO and the 12LCAIO. Release version 4.3.34.0;
  • Linux driver for the 16AIO168. Version 2.2.34.0;
  • Linux driver for the 16AISS16AO2. Version 1.2.34.0;
  • Linux driver for the 16AISS8AO4. Release version 2.3.0;
  • Linux driver for the 16AO12 board.Version 2.0.0;
  • Linux driver for the 16AO16. Version 2.3.34.0;
  • Linux driver for the 16HSDI4AO4. Version 1.3.35.0;
  • Linux driver for the 16SDI boards. Version 4.3.34.0;
  • Linux driver for the 18AI32SSC1M boards. Version 1.5.34.0;
  • Linux driver for the 24DSI32, 24DSI12 and 24DSI6 model boards. Version 3.9.34.0;
  • Linux driver for the ADADIO board. Version 3.5.34.0;
  • HPDI32 Linux device driver version 2.3.34.0. This is a legacy driver which has been replaced by the HPDI32 Linux SDK referenced elsewhere on this page;
  • Linux driver for the OPTO16X16. Version 1.3.35.0;
  • Linux driver for the OPTO32. Version 7.3.34.0;
  • Monotlithic series Linux device driver for all versions of the SIO8 and SIO4 family of boards, except for the -SYNC variations. Version 1.42.0. NOTE: The -SYNC variations require the -SYNC version of the driver;
  • Monotlithic series Linux device driver for all -SYNC versions of the SIO8 and SIO4 family of boards. Version 1.42.0. NOTE: This is for -SYNC boards only;
  • Linux driver for the PEX8111. Version 1.2.34.0.
*Linux driver for the 14HSAI4. Version 1.3.35.0;
*Linux driver for the 16AI32SSC. Version 1.11.34.0;
*Linux driver for the 16AI64SSA and 16AI64SSC boards. Version 2.4.34.0;
*Linux driver for the 16AIO, 16LCAIO, 12AIO and the 12LCAIO. Release version 4.3.34.0;
*Linux driver for the 16AIO168. Version 2.2.34.0;
*Linux driver for the 16AISS16AO2. Version 1.2.34.0;
*Linux driver for the 16AISS8AO4. Release version 2.3.0;
*Linux driver for the 16AO12 board.Version 2.0.0;
*Linux driver for the 16AO16. Version 2.3.34.0;
*Linux driver for the 16HSDI4AO4. Version 1.3.35.0;
*Linux driver for the 16SDI boards. Version 4.3.34.0;
*Linux driver for the 18AI32SSC1M boards. Version 1.5.34.0;
*Linux driver for the 24DSI32, 24DSI12 and 24DSI6 model boards. Version 3.9.34.0;
*Linux driver for the ADADIO board. Version 3.5.34.0;
*HPDI32 Linux device driver version 2.3.34.0. This is a legacy driver which has been replaced by the HPDI32 Linux SDK referenced elsewhere on this page;
*Linux driver for the OPTO16X16. Version 1.3.35.0;
*Linux driver for the OPTO32. Version 7.3.34.0;
*Monotlithic series Linux device driver for all versions of the SIO8 and SIO4 family of boards, except for the -SYNC variations. Version 1.42.0. The -SYNC variations require the -SYNC version of the driver;
*Monotlithic series Linux device driver for all -SYNC versions of the SIO8 and SIO4 family of boards. Version 1.42.0. This is for -SYNC boards only;
*Linux driver for the PEX8111. Version 1.2.34.0.
 
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