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FindHier is a road-map generator for Magic/CIF/gdsII/PCSTR/GED/TeX.

 ---When you have a large number of or big layout/schematic/TeX files which
 have possibly many top cells made by other people, how can you manage
 those layout/schematic/TeXs?  FH is written for that.  It can be useful
 up to your imagination or shell programming skill.  FH analyses the
 hidden hierarchies of those cells and shows you the hierarchy information.

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