Backend Fun in Silicon Design

Backend fun All standard cells lined up in netlist To get placed in the silicon chip. Macros with recommendation got placed first. Cell, where is your resume and biodata. Find my characteristics in the library. Cells talking mole hold together okay. Hai cell, what is the way to your heart. Follow the route, don't violate DRC. Compiler, could you be more careful. I don't want any degradation in the design. Hey clock, why are you so sloppy? Hello data, why are you so lazy? Hold on data, don't go fast in shortcut. How dare you? Who are you? Questioning us I am prime time, your signoff boss You can't pass this stage, without my mercy.

A handwritten notebook page titled “Backend fun” presents semiconductor back-end design concepts as characters having conversations. Standard cells, macros, clocks, data, routing, DRC, compilation, timing, and signoff are personified with humorous complaints and demands. The joke is aimed at chip-design engineers familiar with the frustrations and jargon of physical design. EN: A handwritten notebook page titled “Backend fun” presents semiconductor back-end design concepts as characters having conversations. Standard cells, macros, clocks, data, routing, DRC, compilation, timing, and signoff are personified with humorous complaints and demands. The joke is aimed at chip-design engineers familiar with the frustrations and jargon of physical design.

• @right_wing_dev_squads / 7584 2023-09-11