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 A hierarchical ACT file can be converted into a ''.sim'' and ''.al'' file for simulation with other open-source tools like ''irsim'' or ''cosmos'' A hierarchical ACT file can be converted into a ''.sim'' and ''.al'' file for simulation with other open-source tools like ''irsim'' or ''cosmos''
  
-Since ''.sim'' files correspond to a CMOS netlist, your production rules must be directly CMOS-implementable. This means that any pull-up network must have only inverted variables, and pull-down networks must have only uninverted variables. +Since ''.sim'' files correspond to a CMOS netlist, your production rules must be directly CMOS-implementable. This means that any pull-up network must have only inverted variables, and pull-down networks must have only uninverted variables. An explanation of how the production rules are translated into a transistor-level implementation can be found in the [[language:langs:prs|prs sub-language]] documentation as well as the documentation for the [[tools:netgen|prs2net]] tool that creates a hierarchical SPICE netlist.
  
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