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DJ Delorie writes:
> 
> > Doesn't djopt(auto) run miter? I thought auto ran all opts. Or is 
> > it "all-but-miter"? Example: http://igor2.repo.hu/tmp/djopt2.pcb
> 
> All-but-miter since the optimizer itself ignores 45-degree corners.
> You can run the "auto" optimizer often during layout, then miter as
> the last step.
>

Thanks, DJ.

What design rules does Auto-Optimize use?

    1) Signal|Power|Fat|Skinney->Route Styles?
    2) File->Preferences->Sizes->Design Rule Checking?
    3) File->Load vendor resource file?

I have had some, (very infrequent,) issues with iterated Auto-Optimize
creating DRC issues, and am suspicious of conflict(s) between the
three ways of specifying line width and clearance, etc.

    Thanks,

    John

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