Method of compressing data for use in performing VLSI mask layou

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ABSTRACT:
A method of compressing data used in integrated circuit (IC) layout verifications includes the steps of identifying each circuit component from each layer of the IC chip; sorting each circuit component in an established order; identifying predetermined parameters for each component; determining the difference in value of the parameters for each pair of components in successive order; and storing the difference values for each pair of components.

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