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klayout 0.27.2 crashes on simple gds with AREF #871
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Hi Patrick, that is a super simple GDS and should display without issues. It's a perfectly normal GDS and I'm using such GDS files very often and without problems. I'm afraid I cannot see this issue on my Ubuntu 20 Linux Box: bug871.mp4So what is your OS? And do you have any specific arrangements beside this? Matthias |
Hi Matthias,
But regardless of the value of full-hiearchy-new-cell, when showing the full hierarchy also of an already opened cell, klayout freezes. With draw-array-border-instances set to true, I can't show the full hierarchy. Does that help? I can also make a video, if that is helpful. What exactly does draw-array-border-instances do, by the way? I think I enabled it rather accidentally and never had a problem with it. It seems that it somehow (at least for me) has an issue with full hierarchy and a special AREF. Weird. Kind regards, |
Hi Patrick, thanks - with this setup I can reproduce the problem. As a workaround you can avoid draw-array-border-instances for now, but the problem is easy to fix and I'll release that in 0.27.3. Best regards, Matthias |
Fixed #871 (application stalls with 'draw only border instances' mode…
Hi,
I using a layout generator that creates GDSII files. I never had an issue with klayout before, but now it crashes/freezes on a very simple gds. I've narrowed the test case down to a cell with an 3 x 3 AREF. If the layer (0/0) is not displayed at the beginning, everything works fine. I can also display the layer when I descend into the hierarchy (show only the subcell). However, going back or showing the layer in the topcell, the crash occurs. Then, klayout does not react to anything and I have to kill it.
The problem seems to occur with different layer properties/different technology settings. More oddly, an AREF of, say, 2 x 3 works just fine. I'm on archlinux, using klayout version 0.27.2.
The text representation of the gds is (I also attached the binary file):
test.zip
Thanks, kind regards,
Patrick
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