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REWORK(10.1) REWORK(10.1) NAME rework - diff two wirelists SYNOPSIS rework [ -e ] [ -q ] [ -v ] [ -s ] [ -o ] [ -dnet ] old new DESCRIPTION Rework takes two wirelists (the output of fizz wrap(10.1)) and produces three wirelists: UN.wr, RE.wr, and NEW.wr. NEW.wr describes the result of removing the wires in UN.wr from old and then adding the wires in RE.wr. The list NEW.wr is electrically equivalent to new. Typically, the file new is generated by fizz wrap(10.1) and old is the NEW.wr pro- duced in the last rework. The various options are -dnet produce detailed debugging output. The optional netname net confines debugging to just that net. -e like -v except that input nets need not be connected. -o the nets in NEW.wr will be ordered. Normally unchanged nets are just copied. -q try to minimise the number of wires for the rework. Currently, this is only useful when the new net is strictly larger than the old net. -s print some statistics of the inputs. -v print a terse summary of the differences on standard output. UN.wr, RE.wr, and NEW.wr will be unchanged. Rework ignores the start (04) and stop (08) bits in its input; it as- sumes all the wires for one net are sequential in the input. BUGS SEE ALSO wrap(10.1) UCDS REWORK(10.1)