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Stabie-Soft SLAM for layout, schematic, DRC/LVS, and automation

As Stabie-Soft's official resale partner in India, we help teams understand the suite, deploy it cleanly on Linux, and use it as part of a real engineering workflow instead of a standalone product demo.

Platform
x86-64 Linux · X11 only
Layout formats
GDSII · OASIS
Scripting
Tcl · edb* commands
Latest release
3.12.1 · Jul 2026
Vendor
Stabie-Soft
India resale & support
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Fig. 1 Illustration of a Slam-Edit session on X11, not a screenshotCropped: canvas and the m1.2 violation row; layer palette hiddenlayers not to scale

Layout editor

Stabie-Soft Slam-Edit

Layout editing for large custom-IC databases

Linux-native layout editing for teams that need practical speed, low overhead, and automation hooks on real design databases.

  • Large GDSII and OASIS layout handling
  • Fast panning, zooming, and hierarchy navigation
  • Tcl hooks for repetitive layout tasks
  • Fits secure self-hosted Linux deployments
  • Useful for review, data prep, and active editing

Datasheet

Formats
GDSII · OASIS
Editing
edit-in-place · programmable cells
Cross-sections
exportable to PDF
Threading
multi-threaded
Slam-Edit product page

Layout viewer

Stabie-Soft Slam-View

Fast review for mask and layout data

Lightweight viewing for layout inspection, multi-display review, and sign-off data checks without pulling in a full editor stack.

  • Multi-display layout review support
  • Quick hierarchy and layer navigation
  • Overlay comparison for engineering review
  • Read-only safety for inspection work
  • Useful for sign-off and mask-data viewing

Datasheet

Formats
GDSII · OASIS
Displays
one design, several X servers
Mode
review · read-only
Slam-View product page

Schematic capture

Scheture & Secours

Schematic capture and schematic-driven layout

Scheture provides schematic entry plus Verilog, CDL, and SPICE translation; Secours drives layout from the schematic when teams need connectivity to move cleanly between tools.

  • Schematic capture for mixed-signal environments
  • Bi-directional Verilog, CDL, and SPICE movement
  • Automated symbol generation from source netlists
  • Cross-probing with layout data
  • Useful for tool-to-tool migration workflows

Datasheet

Netlists
Verilog · CDL · SPICE
Netlist to schematic
generated
Simulation
ngspice · waveform viewer
Schematic-driven layout
Secours
Scheture product page

Verification

Integrated Verification

DRC / LVS and compare tools in the SLAM environment

In-tool verification, module compare, and floorplanning support for fast debug loops and layout QA.

  • Built-in DRC and LVS feedback loops
  • Module compare for revision tracking
  • Interactive error review inside the environment
  • Floorplanning utilities for early-stage work
  • Works naturally with layout editing workflows

Datasheet

Results read
Calibre · Assura · ICV · Hercules
Calibre RVE interface
Tcl
Runs inside
Slam-Edit
Physical verification services

Need product fit, Linux deployment, or automation support?

We can review where SLAM fits in your current environment and explain how layout, schematic, DRC/LVS, and automation support would be handled. Around the tools we also deliver physical verification, DRC/LVS runset development and layout automation.