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// -*- mode: C++; explicit-buffer-name: "Edges.cpp<anabatic>" -*-
//
// This file is part of the Coriolis Software.
// Copyright (c) UPMC 2016-2018, All Rights Reserved
//
// +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
// | C O R I O L I S |
// | A n a b a t i c - Global Routing Toolbox |
// | |
// | Author : Jean-Paul CHAPUT |
// | E-mail : Jean-Paul.Chaput@lip6.fr |
// | =============================================================== |
// | C++ Module : "./anabatic/Edges.cpp" |
// +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
#include "anabatic/Edges.h"
#include "anabatic/GCell.h"
namespace Anabatic {
Support for density estimation for the global router. * Bug: In Anabatic::Edge::getDistance(), remove the additionnal 0.1 added to horizontal edges. This was for testing before the hScaling parameter was added (to the distance computation in GlobalRoute). * New: Anabatic::Path_Edges, collectio to walkthrough all the edges between two node. More complex than in Knik as we are no longer using a regular grid. We may request the north bound path or south bound path. Collection returned by AnabaticEngine::getEdgesUnderPath(). * New: In Anabatic::NetData, add a new flag GlobalEstimated to tell if the net RMST has been computed (using FLUTE). * New: In Anabatic::PriorityQueue, used to sort Vertexes by increasing distances, add a new criterion to be used in case of distance equality. The attractor which should be the center of the search area. In case of equality, we choose the Vertex which is closest to the attractor. Give a small improvement, and more "dendritic" trees. For a more simple implementation of the comparison function it is made as a static member (so no two Dijkstra objects at the same time...). * Change: In Anabatic::Edge, make the estimate occupance a floating point number instead of an integer. * New: In Katana::GlobalRoute, finally implement the estimated congestion driven router. Net RMST estimated using FLUTE. Use the historic cost from Knik implementation and not the one given in Damien's thesis, which seems not be the same and a bit strange. * New: In KatanaEngine, add the ability to exclude nets from routing, and export it to Python.
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using std::cerr;
using std::endl;
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// Class : "Anabatic::GCell_Edges".
GCell_Edges::Locator::Locator ( const GCell* gcell, Flags filterFlags )
: EdgesHL()
, _gcell (gcell)
, _stateFlags (Flags::EastSide)
, _filterFlags(filterFlags)
, _iedge (0)
{
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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// cdebug_log(110,0) << "GCell_Edges::Locator::Locator() " << isValid() << endl;
if (_gcell->getEastEdges().empty() or not _filterFlags.contains(Flags::EastSide)) progress();
}
EdgesHL* GCell_Edges::Locator::getClone () const
{
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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// cdebug_log(110,0) << "GCell_Edges::Locator::getClone()" << endl;
return new Locator (*this);
}
Edge* GCell_Edges::Locator::getElement () const
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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{
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::EastSide )) return _gcell->getEastEdges ()[_iedge];
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::NorthSide)) return _gcell->getNorthEdges()[_iedge];
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::WestSide )) return _gcell->getWestEdges ()[_iedge];
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::SouthSide)) return _gcell->getSouthEdges()[_iedge];
return NULL;
}
bool GCell_Edges::Locator::isValid () const
{ return _stateFlags; }
void GCell_Edges::Locator::progress ()
{
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "GCell_Edges::Locator::progress() [from] " << _stateFlags << " iedge:" << _iedge << endl;
cdebug_log(110,0) << " _filterFlags:" << _filterFlags << endl;
Added support for 2-Metal block routing in Anabatic & Katana. * New: In AnabaticEngine::invalidateRoutingPads() this method is a temporary workaround for a Hurricane problems. When an instance is moved, the RoutingPads that use it must be moved accordingly, but they are not invalidated so they stay in the wrong QuadTree. New method ::_resizeMatrix() to be called when the associated Cell is resized. * Bug: In AutoHorizontal::getConstraints() and AutoVertical::getConstraints(), the *target* constraints where never merged. * Change: In AutoHorizontal::getCells() and AutoVertical::getGCells(), now return a boolean to tell if it was ok (must not encounter a NULL GCell while progessing from source to target). * New: In Anabatic::Configuration and Anabatic:Session, create new methods: - getDHorizontalLayer() - getDhorizontalDepth() - getDHorizontalWidth() - getDHorizontalPitch() And so on for Vertical and Contact. They supply depth-independant informations about the H/V layers to build the initial detailed routing. The AutoSegment::create() methods have been modificated accordingly. * New: In Anabatic::GCell, add two new types "StdCellRow" and "ChannelRow" for implementing 2-Metal blocks. Rename the GCell::setXY() method in GCell::setSouthWestCorner(), move the contents of GCell::updateContactsPosition() into it and suppress it. WARNING: In case of a GCell shrink this may cause problems. But for now we only expand... New method GCell::getNetCount() to count the number of Net going though the GCell. * Change: In Anabatic::Edge, add specific support for capacity of 2-Metal routing channels. * Change: In Anabatic::Dijsktra various methods, replace the "gcell->isMatrix()" calls by "not gcell->isAnalog()". Add more check so that the methods pertaining to the analog routing (GRData) are not called in digital mode. * New: In Anabatic::Dijkstra::materialize(), add support for 2-Metal specific cases. That is, always break in case of vertical pass-through or U-turn. The global routing must always be broken in H-Channel. * New: In Anabatic::GCell & Anabatic::Edge, make use of the Session mechanism to ensure the revalidation. The "::revalidate()" method is then moved as "::materialize()" (overload of Go) and "::_invalidate()" becomes "::invalidate()" * Change: In LoadGlobalRouting, cosmetic rename of SortHkByX in SortHookByX. * New: In GCellTopology, added support for building 2-Metal topologies. * ForkStack is now an object attribute as many methods do need it. * To push segments/hook on the stack, a new method "push()" is available. Perform NULL and fromHook checking. Can also setup _southWestContact or _northEastContact if it is the "from" edge. * N/S/E/W edges are now vector as in digital channel mode there can be more than one. * Added build topological build methods: - doRp_2m_Access() RoutingPad stem access. - _do_2m_1G_1M1() North or south access. - _do_2m_2G_1M1() North AND south access. - _do_2m_xG() H-Channel routing. * New: In Anabatic::Matrix, new ::resize() function, as Cell can be resizeds. * New: In Anabatic::Vertex, new static method ::getValueString() for a friendly text rendering. * New: In Katana::DigitalDistance, support for channel routing. * Change: In KatanaEngine::digitalSetup() and KatanaEngine::runGlobalrouter(), for channel routing, calls to setupPowerRails() and protectRoutingPads() must be called after the core block has been fully dimensionned. ::runGlobalrouter() contains the code tasked with the grid creation and channel sizing. * New: In KatanaEngine: Added support for core block, for 2-Metal routing. May be expanded for over-the-cell routing in the future. Added methods : - isDigitalMode() - isAnalogMode() - isMixedMode() - isChannelMode() - getBlock() / addBlock() - setupChannelMode() - createChannel() * New: In Katana, new class Block to manage core blocks and perform channel routing. * New: In Katana::Session, new convenience method "isOpen()".
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cdebug_log(110,0) << " East:" << _gcell->getEastEdges ().size()
<< " North:" << _gcell->getNorthEdges().size()
<< " West:" << _gcell->getWestEdges ().size()
<< " South:" << _gcell->getSouthEdges().size() << endl;
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << this << endl;
++_iedge;
while (_stateFlags) {
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::EastSide)) {
if ( (_iedge < _gcell->getEastEdges().size())
and _filterFlags.contains(Flags::EastSide)) break;
//cdebug_log(110,0) << "Switching to North side." << endl;
_stateFlags = Flags::NorthSide;
_iedge = 0;
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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// cdebug_log(110,0) << this << endl;
continue;
}
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::NorthSide)) {
if ( (_iedge < _gcell->getNorthEdges().size())
and _filterFlags.contains(Flags::NorthSide)) break;
//cdebug_log(110,0) << "Switching to West side." << endl;
_stateFlags = Flags::WestSide;
_iedge = 0;
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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// cdebug_log(110,0) << this << endl;
continue;
}
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::WestSide)) {
if ( (_iedge < _gcell->getWestEdges().size())
and _filterFlags.contains(Flags::WestSide)) break;
//cdebug_log(110,0) << "Switching to South side." << endl;
_stateFlags = Flags::SouthSide;
_iedge = 0;
continue;
}
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::SouthSide)) {
if ( (_iedge < _gcell->getSouthEdges().size())
and _filterFlags.contains(Flags::SouthSide)) break;
//cdebug_log(110,0) << "All edges done." << endl;
_stateFlags = 0;
_iedge = 0;
break;;
}
}
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "GCell_Edges::Locator::progress() [to] " << _stateFlags << " iedge:" << _iedge << endl;
}
string GCell_Edges::Locator::_getString () const
{
string s = "<GCell_Edges::Locator";
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::EastSide )) s += " East[" + getString(_iedge) + "]";
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::NorthSide)) s += " North[" + getString(_iedge) + "]";
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::WestSide )) s += " West[" + getString(_iedge) + "]";
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::SouthSide)) s += " South[" + getString(_iedge) + "]";
if (_stateFlags == 0) s += " invalid";
s += ">";
return s;
}
EdgesHC* GCell_Edges::getClone () const
{ return new GCell_Edges (*this); }
EdgesHL* GCell_Edges::getLocator () const
{ return new Locator (_gcell,_filterFlags); }
string GCell_Edges::_getString () const
{
string s = "<GCell_Edges "
+ getString(_gcell)
+ ">";
return s;
}
Support for density estimation for the global router. * Bug: In Anabatic::Edge::getDistance(), remove the additionnal 0.1 added to horizontal edges. This was for testing before the hScaling parameter was added (to the distance computation in GlobalRoute). * New: Anabatic::Path_Edges, collectio to walkthrough all the edges between two node. More complex than in Knik as we are no longer using a regular grid. We may request the north bound path or south bound path. Collection returned by AnabaticEngine::getEdgesUnderPath(). * New: In Anabatic::NetData, add a new flag GlobalEstimated to tell if the net RMST has been computed (using FLUTE). * New: In Anabatic::PriorityQueue, used to sort Vertexes by increasing distances, add a new criterion to be used in case of distance equality. The attractor which should be the center of the search area. In case of equality, we choose the Vertex which is closest to the attractor. Give a small improvement, and more "dendritic" trees. For a more simple implementation of the comparison function it is made as a static member (so no two Dijkstra objects at the same time...). * Change: In Anabatic::Edge, make the estimate occupance a floating point number instead of an integer. * New: In Katana::GlobalRoute, finally implement the estimated congestion driven router. Net RMST estimated using FLUTE. Use the historic cost from Knik implementation and not the one given in Damien's thesis, which seems not be the same and a bit strange. * New: In KatanaEngine, add the ability to exclude nets from routing, and export it to Python.
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// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// Class : "Anabatic::Path_Edges".
Path_Edges::Locator::Locator ( const GCell* source, const GCell* target, Flags pathFlags )
: EdgesHL()
, _source (source)
, _target (target)
, _stateFlags(Flags::NoFlags)
, _uprobe (0)
, _edge (NULL)
{
if (_source == _target) return;
Interval hoverlap = _source->getHSide().getIntersection( _target->getHSide() );
Interval voverlap = _source->getVSide().getIntersection( _target->getVSide() );
if (not voverlap.isEmpty()) {
if (_source->getXMin() > _target->getXMin()) std::swap( _source, _target );
_stateFlags |= Flags::EastSide;
_uprobe = voverlap.getCenter();
} else if (not hoverlap.isEmpty()) {
if (_source->getYMin() > _target->getYMin()) std::swap( _source, _target );
_stateFlags |= Flags::NorthSide;
_uprobe = hoverlap.getCenter();
} else {
if (_source->getXMin() > _target->getXMin()) {
std::swap( _source, _target );
}
if (_source->getYMin() < _target->getYMin()) {
if (pathFlags & Flags::NorthPath) {
_stateFlags |= Flags::NorthSide;
_uprobe = _source->getXCenter();
} else {
_stateFlags |= Flags::EastSide;
_uprobe = _source->getYCenter();
}
} else {
if (pathFlags & Flags::NorthPath) {
_stateFlags |= Flags::EastSide;
_uprobe = _source->getYCenter();
} else {
_stateFlags |= Flags::SouthSide;
_uprobe = _source->getXCenter();
}
}
}
_edge = _source->getEdgeAt( _stateFlags, _uprobe );
}
EdgesHL* Path_Edges::Locator::getClone () const
{ return new Locator (*this); }
Edge* Path_Edges::Locator::getElement () const
{ return _edge; }
bool Path_Edges::Locator::isValid () const
{ return (_edge != NULL); }
void Path_Edges::Locator::progress ()
{
if (not _edge) return;
GCell* neighbor = NULL;
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::SouthSide) or _stateFlags.contains(Flags::WestSide)) neighbor = _edge->getSource();
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::NorthSide) or _stateFlags.contains(Flags::EastSide)) neighbor = _edge->getTarget();
if (neighbor == _target) { _edge = NULL; return; }
if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::EastSide)) {
Interval overlap = neighbor->getHSide().getIntersection( _target->getHSide() );
if (not overlap.isEmpty()) {
overlap = neighbor->getVSide().getIntersection( _target->getVSide() );
if (not overlap.isEmpty()) { _edge = NULL; return; }
_stateFlags.reset( Flags::EastSide );
_stateFlags |= (_target->getYMin() < _source->getYMin()) ? Flags::SouthSide
: Flags::NorthSide;
_uprobe = overlap.getCenter();
}
} else if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::SouthSide)) {
Interval overlap = neighbor->getVSide().getIntersection( _target->getVSide() );
if (not overlap.isEmpty()) {
overlap = neighbor->getHSide().getIntersection( _target->getHSide() );
if (not overlap.isEmpty()) {
_edge = NULL; return; }
_stateFlags.reset( Flags::SouthSide );
_stateFlags |= Flags::EastSide;
_uprobe = overlap.getCenter();
}
} else if (_stateFlags.contains(Flags::NorthSide)) {
Interval overlap = neighbor->getVSide().getIntersection( _target->getVSide() );
if (not overlap.isEmpty()) {
overlap = neighbor->getHSide().getIntersection( _target->getHSide() );
if (not overlap.isEmpty()) { _edge = NULL; return; }
_stateFlags.reset( Flags::NorthSide );
_stateFlags |= Flags::EastSide;
_uprobe = overlap.getCenter();
}
}
_edge = neighbor->getEdgeAt( _stateFlags, _uprobe );
}
string Path_Edges::Locator::_getString () const
{
string s = "<Path_Edges::Locator @" + getString(_edge) + ">";
return s;
}
EdgesHC* Path_Edges::getClone () const
{ return new Path_Edges( *this ); }
EdgesHL* Path_Edges::getLocator () const
{ return new Locator (_source,_target,_pathFlags); }
string Path_Edges::_getString () const
{
string s = "<Path_Edges from:"
+ getString(_source) + "to:"
+ getString(_target)
+ ">";
return s;
}
} // Anabatic namespace.