MARCO GSRC Calibrating Achievable Design

VLSI CAD Bookshelf 2

	Andrew B. Kahng and Igor Markov

The bookshelf is a new electronic medium centered around high-quality implementations of optimization algorithms for VLSI CAD and information relevant to creating and evaluating such implementations. The project started with emphasis on Physical Design for VLSI and is now rapidly expanding to related areas.

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Overview
Bookshelf as a New Electronic Medium
Our talk at Berkeley on Sept 2, 1999 (ppt) (ps)
Stanford, Sept 24, 1999 (GSRC Workshop) (ppt)
San Jose, Dec 9, 1999 (GSRC Annual review) (ppt)
Los Angeles, Jun 4, 2000 (GSRC workshop) (ppt)
Los Angeles, Jun 8, 2000 (Design Automation Conference) (.ppt), (.ps), (.pdf),
Las Vegas, Jun 18 2001 (GSRC Workshop) (ppt)
Santa Clara, Sep 6 2001 (GSRC Workshop) (ppt)
Palo Alto, Mar 22 2002 (GSRC Workshop) (ppt/pdf)
New Orleans, Jun 2002 (GSRC Workshop) (ppt/pdf)
Bookshelf Slots (e.g., graph coloring, SAT, hypergraph partitioning etc)
Submission (release) Standards
New Data Formats new
Source Code Standards (to be greatly expanded)
Copyright issues and support issues

Article from EE Times: "Giga-center redefines chip design for new millennium"

The First GSRC Bookshelf Workshop "Defining CAD IP" was held at UCLA on Nov 21-22, 1999
See conclusions and slides of the presentation by Igor Markov (ppt, ps)

XML resources

Implementation and benchmark repositories

Electronic publishing links