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<@U029HRSJV55>:  All ChipIgnite shuttles will use Sky130A unless we indicate otherwise.

<@U016EM8L91B> how about if my design has ReRam, I have to use Sky130B? Doesn't Chiplgnite supports ReRam?

I know I answered you in a personal thread, but for anyone reading this:  ChipIgnite runs do not support ReRAM as of now.  Based on demand, we could always add ReRAM support to any ChipIgnite run, but unless we announce that a run has ReRAM support, you can assume that ChipIgnite runs will _not_ have ReRAM support.

The ReRAM process is still under development at SkyWater.  We did a split lot for the first Open MPW run supporting ReRAM (MPW-four), but that added so much delay to the run that I will not attempt that again until SkyWater has refined their ReRAM process.

Apparently on my Linux system the zlib library links with the standard compile line (`-lstdc++` or `-lc`, I suppose).  I'm looking into whether `-lz` can and should be called out specifically on the compile line.

<@U033FB2NBN0>:  It took me a couple of tries, but magic 8.3.307 now properly configures itself to use the `-lz` flag.  If you update now it should compile cleanly for you.