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7) The CSV can be reused for any further exports using the same PDK. In the future, simply run `GDStoSVG.exe <myfile.gds> -csv <layer.csv> [-svg output.svg]`
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8) You can optionally export with `-optimize` to attempt to simplify the resulting geometry into as few shapes as possible. This will make the process take much longer, but is still several orders of magnitude faster than a union operation in Inkscape
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There are some additional options available as well. Check `GDStoSVG.exe -help` for explanations.
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## Exporting from Cadence Virtuoso 6.1.6
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1) From the main Virtuoso window, go to File -> Export -> Stream
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2) Type in a file name, and select your library and top-level cell
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## Notes
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- This is still unfinished. Expect bugs.
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- Text is not fully working yet.
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- Arrays are not yet implemented.
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- Arrays are not yet implemented.
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## Performance Tests
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The below tests were conducted on v0.2.0.13, on a 5800X3D system with 32GB of 3600MHz DDR4:
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| Design | GDS Size | Mode | Time Taken | SVG Size |
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