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MBS2GDS With Layer Map
MBS2TIFF/GDS can be executed from the command line and allow you to specify the GDSII layer mapping when converting a MEBES job deck file to GDSII. The user can assign each chip (mebes file) in the job deck file to a unique GDSII layer number.
Here is an example:../bin/mbs2tiff -gds -nogui -levels:1-10,2-20,3-34 -union:1000 z5x85uk1c.jb jobdeck.gds
In this example, we use mbs2tiff with the -gds option to create a GDSII file.
We also use the Union option to merge overlapping trapezoids to one GDSII boundary - this will reduce your GDSII file size.
The layer mapping is done with the -levels option. In this example, chip 1 will go to GDSII layer 10, chip 2 to GDSII layer 20, chip 3 to GDSII layer 34 and so on.
On the command line we also see the MEBES job deck file and the output GDSII file.