A History Approach of Automatic Relationships Establishment for VLSI Design Database

Authors:
T.-C. Chiueh;R. H. Katz
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering
Year:
1993

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Abstract

A data management paradigm that incrementally and transparently constructs the relationship among VLSI design objects is proposed. This paradigm is based on a design history model and the specifications of CAD-tool execution semantics. Based on this paradigm, algorithms are developed to automatically establish interobject relationships as a side effect of CAD-tool execution. This paradigm represents a vastly different approach in that it exploits history information, as well as domain knowledge, to deduce useful metadata for data management.