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The chapter introduces the role of scripting languages, particularly TCL and Perl, in chip design automation. It discusses their functions in automating repetitive design tasks and enhancing efficiency through custom design tools. Key features and applications in EDA tools are explored, highlighting how combined usage of TCL and Perl can streamline workflows and improve the design process.
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Term: TCL (Tool Command Language)
Definition: A powerful scripting language used for automating tasks in engineering design automation tools.
Term: Perl
Definition: A scripting language known for its strong text manipulation capabilities and ease of integration with external systems.
Term: EDA (Electronic Design Automation)
Definition: Software tools that automate the electronic design process, helping design engineers create and verify electronic systems.
Term: Automation Scripts
Definition: Scripts written in languages like TCL and Perl to automate repetitive design tasks and improve efficiency.
Term: File Parsing
Definition: The process of analyzing and converting data from files into a format that is easier to understand or use.