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 Tools that rely on standard cells or other regular layout
+[[https://twitter.com/furrtek/status/1216091911020253184?s=20|Furrtek]]
 ===== ARES =====
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   * Ken S: tried some things, but think didn't get far
   * Visual 6502: don't recall details except that they claimed although they could get some automated, it took more time to fix mistakes than it would to do from scratch
+  * [[https://nerdstuffbycole.blogspot.com/2020/01/end-of-year-update.html|ColeJ]]
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 Internal python tool to help draw polygons.  Not publicly released
+====== Netlist extraction ======
+A lot of people roll their own for this and that
+===== dietools =====
+https://github.com/SiliconAnalysis/dietools
+"Series of tools for die shot reverse-engineering"
+A few people use this one, so its arguably the most popular
+===== polychip =====
+https://github.com/RobertBaruch/polychip
+"Python app to extract a netlist of NMOS transistors from an Inkscape diagram."
+===== magic =====
+Magic VLSI, along with many other semi tools, should have something of this sort