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How to get simplest logic term(least gate count)?

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I learned how to simplify logic terms with one output variable by Karnaugh Veitch-Diagrams or simple boolean algebra in combinatory logic.

But how do I get the leaste gate count solution for for example two output variable which are using the same or part of the same input variables?
is it somehow possible to state a count of components(for example 6 xor's, 2 and's, 1 or) and ask if its possible to solve the problem with it?
exist there programs which are able to do that?

I can't give a concrete example now, but we had someday to do a binary/ 7-segment decoder and I found very much resuable parts.

TIA
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