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// -*- C++ -*-
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//
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// This file is part of the Coriolis Software.
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// Copyright (c) UPMC 2008-2018, All Rights Reserved
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// +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
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// | C O R I O L I S |
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// | A n a b a t i c - Routing Toolbox |
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// | Author : Jean-Paul CHAPUT |
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// | E-mail : Jean-Paul.Chaput@lip6.fr |
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// | =============================================================== |
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// | C++ Module : "./AutoHorizontal.cpp" |
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// +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
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#include <algorithm>
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#include "hurricane/Bug.h"
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#include "hurricane/Error.h"
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#include "hurricane/DebugSession.h"
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Basic support for FreePDK 45 completed.
* New: In Commons, inspector support for std::pair<T,U>.
* New: In Hurricane::Layer, ContactLayer & ViaLayer, support for non
square VIAs. The hole (cut) remains square, but the various metal
extensions can now be different in X and Y. The ::getEnclosure()
method now takes a flag EnclosureH / EnclosureV.
* New: In Hurricane::DbU, inspector support for:
std::pair<DbU::Unit,DbU::Unit>
std::array<DbU::Unit,3>
Must be defined here as DbU do not exists yet in Commons.h
* Bug: In Hurricane::Interval::getSize(), when the interval is "full span",
do not return the difference between min and max, but directly DbU::Max.
(the previous result was -1 !)
* New: In CRL Core Python/Technology.py, support for non square VIAs in
the configuration files. Applied to FreePDK 45.
* New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, added a "symbolic" flag to tell if a gauge
is for symbolic layout or not. Exported to Python.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::updatePosition(), differentiated
computation for soure or target taking account of the VIA extension
in the right segment metal (due to non-square VIAs).
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_makeDogleg(), the dogleg is
UP for HV gauges and DOWN for VH.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::_initialize(), create a cache of the
various extension length for each layer (viaToTop, viaToBottom,
viaToSame).
New implementation of getExtensionCap() using the previous cached
extension table. See updatePositions().
New static functions to access the extension cache in the header:
getViaTotopCap() ...
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, in various update methods, updateOrient()
must always be called *before* updatePositions() as extensions are
dependant on source/target.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::getEndAxes() compute the position of the
first source and last target position (center/axes) on an *aligned*
set of segments.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, add a new state flag SegAxisFixed to
signal segments that can be put on only one track. Specific case
to VH gauge for a M1 vertical terminal with a M2 vertical segment.
The M2 is effectively bound to the M1 axis position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::NetBuilderVH::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), in case of E/W global
and only one RoutingPad the connexion to the RoutingPad was duplicated.
It was valid, but totally stupid.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Session::_canonize(), for an aligned segment set,
intersect the user constraints from all segments instead of only
considering the canonical one.
Issue a warning about too tight constraints only for symbolic
gauges. It may be correct for the real ones.
* New: In Katata::DataNegociate::update(), more accurate computation
of the perpandicular free interval. Use segment extension cap
calculation. Create a special case for fixed axis segments allowing
them to find alternative free interval, try under source and under
target as they are likely to be draggable segments.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::relax(), use the extension cap value
to compute the axis of the perpandicular segemnts.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), now move up the whole set
of aligned segments instead of just the canonical one.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::loadRoutingPads(), more accurate
TrackMarkers insertions for fixed terminals.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEvent::Key::Compare::operator(), segments with
fixed axis are processed prior to any others.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEventLoop, store segment pointers instead of
ids to generate more accurate error messages.
* Change: In Katana::RoutingPlane::create(), perform local track
assignment only for HV gauges.
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenLocal(), add a "dragMinimize"
step in the automaton. Mutliple states transitions can occurs in
a row if an action fails.
* New: In Katana::Session::_toIntervalAxis(), normalize interval
bounds so they are on track positions (by shrinking the interval).
* Bug: In Katana::TrackMarker CTOR, the weigh computation was wrong.
2018-02-17 13:27:38 -06:00
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#include "hurricane/ViaLayer.h"
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#include "hurricane/RoutingPad.h"
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#include "crlcore/RoutingGauge.h"
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#include "anabatic/Configuration.h"
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#include "anabatic/AutoContactTerminal.h"
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#include "anabatic/AutoContactTurn.h"
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#include "anabatic/AutoHorizontal.h"
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#include "anabatic/AutoVertical.h"
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namespace Anabatic {
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using std::min;
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using std::max;
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using Hurricane::Error;
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using Hurricane::Bug;
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using Hurricane::DebugSession;
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Basic support for FreePDK 45 completed.
* New: In Commons, inspector support for std::pair<T,U>.
* New: In Hurricane::Layer, ContactLayer & ViaLayer, support for non
square VIAs. The hole (cut) remains square, but the various metal
extensions can now be different in X and Y. The ::getEnclosure()
method now takes a flag EnclosureH / EnclosureV.
* New: In Hurricane::DbU, inspector support for:
std::pair<DbU::Unit,DbU::Unit>
std::array<DbU::Unit,3>
Must be defined here as DbU do not exists yet in Commons.h
* Bug: In Hurricane::Interval::getSize(), when the interval is "full span",
do not return the difference between min and max, but directly DbU::Max.
(the previous result was -1 !)
* New: In CRL Core Python/Technology.py, support for non square VIAs in
the configuration files. Applied to FreePDK 45.
* New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, added a "symbolic" flag to tell if a gauge
is for symbolic layout or not. Exported to Python.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::updatePosition(), differentiated
computation for soure or target taking account of the VIA extension
in the right segment metal (due to non-square VIAs).
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_makeDogleg(), the dogleg is
UP for HV gauges and DOWN for VH.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::_initialize(), create a cache of the
various extension length for each layer (viaToTop, viaToBottom,
viaToSame).
New implementation of getExtensionCap() using the previous cached
extension table. See updatePositions().
New static functions to access the extension cache in the header:
getViaTotopCap() ...
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, in various update methods, updateOrient()
must always be called *before* updatePositions() as extensions are
dependant on source/target.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::getEndAxes() compute the position of the
first source and last target position (center/axes) on an *aligned*
set of segments.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, add a new state flag SegAxisFixed to
signal segments that can be put on only one track. Specific case
to VH gauge for a M1 vertical terminal with a M2 vertical segment.
The M2 is effectively bound to the M1 axis position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::NetBuilderVH::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), in case of E/W global
and only one RoutingPad the connexion to the RoutingPad was duplicated.
It was valid, but totally stupid.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Session::_canonize(), for an aligned segment set,
intersect the user constraints from all segments instead of only
considering the canonical one.
Issue a warning about too tight constraints only for symbolic
gauges. It may be correct for the real ones.
* New: In Katata::DataNegociate::update(), more accurate computation
of the perpandicular free interval. Use segment extension cap
calculation. Create a special case for fixed axis segments allowing
them to find alternative free interval, try under source and under
target as they are likely to be draggable segments.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::relax(), use the extension cap value
to compute the axis of the perpandicular segemnts.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), now move up the whole set
of aligned segments instead of just the canonical one.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::loadRoutingPads(), more accurate
TrackMarkers insertions for fixed terminals.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEvent::Key::Compare::operator(), segments with
fixed axis are processed prior to any others.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEventLoop, store segment pointers instead of
ids to generate more accurate error messages.
* Change: In Katana::RoutingPlane::create(), perform local track
assignment only for HV gauges.
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenLocal(), add a "dragMinimize"
step in the automaton. Mutliple states transitions can occurs in
a row if an action fails.
* New: In Katana::Session::_toIntervalAxis(), normalize interval
bounds so they are on track positions (by shrinking the interval).
* Bug: In Katana::TrackMarker CTOR, the weigh computation was wrong.
2018-02-17 13:27:38 -06:00
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using Hurricane::ViaLayer;
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using Hurricane::RoutingPad;
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// -------------------------------------------------------------------
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// Class : "Anabatic::AutoHorizontal".
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Segment* AutoHorizontal::base () { return _horizontal; }
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Segment* AutoHorizontal::base () const { return _horizontal; }
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Horizontal* AutoHorizontal::getHorizontal () { return _horizontal; }
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Rewrite support for minimum area metal wires (stacked VIAs).
We use the segments extensions (dxTarget & dyTarget) to enlarge if
needed the segments. This new implementation is completely at
Anabatic level and should not be seen (i.e. managed) at Katana level.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal & AutoVertical, change the semantic of
getSourceU() and getTargetU(). formerly they where the end
position of the segment (with extension included), now they
gives the position of the anchor contacts, that is the axis
of the perpandiculars.
* New: AutoSegment::getLength() is still a proxy toward the
Segment::getLength() which returns the length of segment with
dxSource & dxTarget. We introduce a getAnchoredlength()
which returns the length between the centers of the S/T
anchors. That is axis to axis.
This is this length which is now used througout Anabatic.
* New: In AutoSegment::_extentionCaps, add a fourth item to hold
the segment minimal length (to respect minimal area given
the wire width).
* New: In AutoSegment::getExtensionCap(), if the segment has
a non-zero S/T extension, returns it instead of the S/T
contact extension *if it is greated*. The check of the
extension can be disabled by the Flag::NoSegExt flag.
* Change: In AutoSegment::isMiddleStack(), security check on
the presence of source and targets. More accurate detection
of perpandicular in "same layer" with a non-zero length,
So the area is OK, even with a short segment.
* New: AutoSegment::expandToMinLength(), check if a segment is
under the minimal length and expand it if need be by playing
with the dxTarget & dxSource. Tag minimal segments with the
AutoSegment::SegAtMinArea flag. Also try to keep the segment
*inside* it's former (supposedly wider) interval.
* New: AutoSegment::unexpandToMinLength(), to be called on a
formerly minimal sized segment which as grown up. Reset
it's S/T extensions to zero and unset the flag SegAtMinArea.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal::updateOrient(), when the extension
are non-zero, also swap them if needed, to keep the exact
footprint of the segment.
* New: In AutoSegment::revalidate(), check that the segment
respect the minimal length (area), and expand it if needed.
Conversely, if the segment has grown up from a minimal
length state, reset it's extensions to zero.
* Change: In Anabatic::Session::revalidate(), invalidateds
segments are now sorted in such a way that the "middle stack"
ones are revalidateds last. Not recall 100% why...
* New: In Katana::TrackCost, add a computation of the free interval
length we are into (if any). Not used yet, keep it for future
use.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::finalizeLayout(), remove the call to
segments minimum area protection. It is now obsoleted by the
new implementation in Anabatic.
* Change: In Track::check(), call the minimum size/area checker
Track::checkMinArea().
2021-04-04 17:01:54 -05:00
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DbU::Unit AutoHorizontal::getSourceU () const { return _horizontal->getSource()->getX(); }
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DbU::Unit AutoHorizontal::getTargetU () const { return _horizontal->getTarget()->getX(); }
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DbU::Unit AutoHorizontal::getDuSource () const { return _horizontal->getDxSource(); }
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DbU::Unit AutoHorizontal::getDuTarget () const { return _horizontal->getDxTarget(); }
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Interval AutoHorizontal::getSpanU () const { return Interval(_horizontal->getSourceX(),_horizontal->getTargetX()); }
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void AutoHorizontal::setDuSource ( DbU::Unit du ) { _horizontal->setDxSource(du); }
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void AutoHorizontal::setDuTarget ( DbU::Unit du ) { _horizontal->setDxTarget(du); }
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string AutoHorizontal::_getTypeName () const { return "AutoHorizontal"; }
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AutoHorizontal::AutoHorizontal ( Horizontal* horizontal )
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: AutoSegment(horizontal)
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, _horizontal(horizontal)
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{
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cdebug_log(145,0) << "CTOR AutoHorizontal " << this << endl;
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cdebug_log(145,0) << " over " << horizontal << endl;
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}
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void AutoHorizontal::_postCreate ()
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{
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AutoSegment::_postCreate ();
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AutoContact* source = getAutoSource();
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if (source->isTerminal()) source->setY( _horizontal->getY() );
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AutoContact* target = getAutoTarget();
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if (target->isTerminal()) target->setY( _horizontal->getY() );
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_gcell = source->getGCell();
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setOptimalMax( getGCell()->getYMax() );
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resetNativeConstraints( getGCell()->getYMin(), getGCell()->getConstraintYMax() );
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if (getGCell() != target->getGCell()) {
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setFlags( SegGlobal );
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vector<GCell*> gcells;
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getGCells( gcells );
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for ( GCell* gcell : gcells ) {
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if ( (gcell != getGCell()) and (gcell != target->getGCell()) )
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gcell->addHSegment( this );
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mergeNativeMin( gcell->getYMin() );
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mergeNativeMax( gcell->getConstraintYMax() );
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}
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}
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Added support for loading user defined global routing in Anabatic.
* New: In Hurricane::NetRoutingProperty, add and change the meaning
of the following flags:
- ManualGlobalRoute : now means that a global routing *trunk*
is present, made of "gmetalh", "gmetalv" & "gcontact".
- Manualdetailroute : added, get the former meaning of
ManualGlobalRoute, that is, the detailed routing is
already present for this net, but can be changed by the
detailed router. Implies that it respect the Terminal,
HTee & VTee structuration.
* New: Add Anabatic::Diskstra::loadFixedGlobal(), to account
a manually global net into the edges capacities.
* New: In Anabatic::Edges::ripup(), exclude manually global routed
segments from the ripup. Change the segment sorting function
so that thoses segments are put in head of list (considered
as "smaller").
* Change: In AnabaticEngine::setupPreRouteds(), now detect manual
global routed and manual detail routed signals, and tag them
accordingly.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::Configuration & Session, add proxies
for the global routing layers ("gmetalh", "gmetalv", "gcontact").
* New: In Anabatic::Constants, add flags for global fixed and
detail routed nets.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::updateEstimateDensity(), now use int64_t
for flute coordinates.
* New: Add CRL::RoutingGauge::hasLayer(), to know if a layer is
managed by the gauge (comparison by mask).
2020-09-30 04:55:39 -05:00
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More generic H-Tree support to accomodate the LS180 PLL internal clock.
The H-Tree support is now allowed for any net, not only the clocks and
not only top-level nets. This allow to better management of the LS180
internal clock signal.
* New: In Cell::flattenNets(Instance*,set<string>,uint64_t) new overload
of the function to allow the user to select nets that will *not*
be flattened. This makes the NoClockFlatten flag effectively obsolete,
we keep it for backward compatibility.
The net names can be of non top level ones. In that case, they must
use the name an HyperNet will get (the Occurrence name). For example:
"instance1.instance2.deep_net_name".
* New: In PyCell, update the wrapper for the new parameter of flattenNets(),
new utility function pyListToStringSet() to translate a Python list into
a C++ set of names.
* New: In EtesianEngine, add support for a list of nets to be excluded
from the flattening procedure. Those excluded nets will also be
excludeds from the Coloquinte nets *and* HFNS synthesis, as they
are likely to be manageds by a H-Tree.
* Change: In AnabaticEngine::_loadGrByNet(), now also skip nets that are
flagged as manually detailed route.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::antennaProtect(), do not try to insert diodes
on nets that are already fixed or detaled route. This replace the
clock exclusion.
* New: In cumulus/plugins.{block,htree,chip}, replace the concept
of clock-tree by the more generic H-Tree. That is, we can ask the P&R
to create H-Tree on any net of the design, not only the ones matcheds
as clock. The net does not even need to be top-level.
This is to manage the PLL internal clock generated by the PLL in
the LS180 chip.
Start to change all reference to "clock" into "H-Tree".
* Bug: In cumulus/plugins.chip.powerplanes.Builder._connectHTree(),
there was an inversion of the H & V routing gauges to compute the
track into which put the H-Tree center to corona edge wiring.
This was causing tracks to be used twice, seen in the ao68000 test
bench.
2021-05-30 17:02:23 -05:00
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// if (getId() == 1518590) {
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// cerr << "AutoHorizontal::_postCreate(): " << this << endl;
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// cerr << "| Source contact:" << source << endl;
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// cerr << "| Source GCell: " << getGCell() << endl;
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// cerr << "| Target contact:" << target << endl;
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// cerr << "| Target GCell: " << target->getGCell() << endl;
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// }
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}
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void AutoHorizontal::_preDestroy ()
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{
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "AutoHorizontal::_preDestroy() - <id:" << getId() << "> " << endl;
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cdebug_log(149,0) << " " << _getString() << endl;
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cdebug_tabw(145,1);
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if (not Session::doDestroyTool()) {
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vector<GCell*> gcells;
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getGCells( gcells );
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for ( GCell* gcell : gcells ) gcell->removeHSegment( this );
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}
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AutoSegment::_preDestroy ();
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cdebug_tabw(145,-1);
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}
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AutoHorizontal::~AutoHorizontal ()
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{
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if ( Session::doDestroyBaseSegment() and not Session::doDestroyTool() ) {
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "~AutoHorizontal() - " << endl;
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_horizontal->destroy ();
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}
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}
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Replace "unsigned int" by "Flags" in all AutoSegments collections.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegments collections, change the type of all
the flags that where in "unsigned int" (32 bits) to Flags (uint64_t)
as there is now more than 32 flags for functions.
* New: In Ababatic::Constants, added new flag Flags::WithPerpands, which
makes the number of flags tip over 32 bits, thus making mandatory
to uses Flags and not unsigned int.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegments_Perpandiculars, manage a new flag
Flags::WithDoglegs to allow to propagate through global segments that
are connecteds via doglegs on local segments. Meaning that there is
a good chance that they could be aligned.
Slighly change the way we propagate on aligned segments: no longer
check for VTee or HTee, but only for same direction and layer as
master.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, replace all the "int", "long" and their
variants by the less implementation ambiguous "int32_t", "int64_t"
(and variant). This should help to better detect bit trucation in
flags.
Use the type to give a hint about the flags kind:
- Type "Flags", for flags shared among Anabatic & Katana
functions/methods (may also appear in some objects states).
- Type "uint32_t" for flags belonging to an object internal
state of from Hurricane functions flags (those should be
grouped in a Flag subclass in a perfect world).
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Interval AutoHorizontal::getSourceConstraints ( Flags flags ) const
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{
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if (flags & Flags::NativeConstraints) {
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Box nativeBox ( getAutoSource()->getNativeConstraintBox() );
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return Interval ( nativeBox.getYMin(), nativeBox.getYMax() );
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}
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return Interval ( getAutoSource()->getCBYMin(), getAutoSource()->getCBYMax() );
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}
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Replace "unsigned int" by "Flags" in all AutoSegments collections.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegments collections, change the type of all
the flags that where in "unsigned int" (32 bits) to Flags (uint64_t)
as there is now more than 32 flags for functions.
* New: In Ababatic::Constants, added new flag Flags::WithPerpands, which
makes the number of flags tip over 32 bits, thus making mandatory
to uses Flags and not unsigned int.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegments_Perpandiculars, manage a new flag
Flags::WithDoglegs to allow to propagate through global segments that
are connecteds via doglegs on local segments. Meaning that there is
a good chance that they could be aligned.
Slighly change the way we propagate on aligned segments: no longer
check for VTee or HTee, but only for same direction and layer as
master.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, replace all the "int", "long" and their
variants by the less implementation ambiguous "int32_t", "int64_t"
(and variant). This should help to better detect bit trucation in
flags.
Use the type to give a hint about the flags kind:
- Type "Flags", for flags shared among Anabatic & Katana
functions/methods (may also appear in some objects states).
- Type "uint32_t" for flags belonging to an object internal
state of from Hurricane functions flags (those should be
grouped in a Flag subclass in a perfect world).
2017-05-16 07:53:33 -05:00
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Interval AutoHorizontal::getTargetConstraints ( Flags flags ) const
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{
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if (flags & Flags::NativeConstraints) {
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Box nativeBox ( getAutoTarget()->getNativeConstraintBox() );
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return Interval ( nativeBox.getYMin(), nativeBox.getYMax() );
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}
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return Interval ( getAutoTarget()->getCBYMin(), getAutoTarget()->getCBYMax() );
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}
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bool AutoHorizontal::getConstraints ( DbU::Unit& constraintMin, DbU::Unit& constraintMax ) const
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{
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Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
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cdebug_log(155,1) << "getConstraints() " << this << endl;
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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constraintMin = getNativeMin();
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constraintMax = getNativeMax();
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Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
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cdebug_log(155,0) << "Native constraints: ["
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Anabatic transient commit 18. Port of Kite (Katana), Yeah, Baby! Yeah!
* Bug: In Hurricane, in StaticObservable::getObserver(), if the slot
pointer is NULL, do not try to access the owner. Returns NULL, so
the caller can be aware of the situation...
* Change: In Hurricane, in BreakpointWidget & ExceptionWidget some
cosmetic changes (fonts and window sizes).
* Bug: In Anabatic, In AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), take into account
the constraints from the source AutoContact, as it holds the constraints
transmitted by the RoutingPads and sets up by propageConstraintsFromRp().
It is likely to be a bug affecting the original Katabatic as well.
* Change: In Anabatic, in RawGCellsUnder(), check that the segment is not
completly oustside the cell abutment box and truncate the coordinates
to the part that is inside. Use the "shrink" if we reach the east/north
border.
* Change: In Anabatic, in Configuration, no more decorator because we will
use a true derived relationship. Katana *derives* from *Anabatic* and do
not *decorate* it, so the Configuration can do the same. It also implies
that we directly create a Katana engine, not an Anabatic one.
* Change: In Anabatic, in Session, do not allow the opening of the Session
in a standalone fashion (with a static method). Instead it must be opened
using the relevant method of the Anabatic/Katana engine. This ensure we
are opening the right Session type.
* Change: In Anabatic, in AutoSegment_Aligneds() collection the seed segment
is not part of the collection by default, but will be included if the
Flags::WithSelf is set.
* Change: In Configuration, all the flags value are now defined in two steps.
Declared in the header and initialized in the module. This is to prevent
the fact that on some cases, in relation with the Python "extern C" part
modules, we need a true allocated variable. It was causing weird linking
problems.
A side effect is that they can no longer be used as entry is switches,
have to replace them by if/else.
* New: In Anabatic, new GCell::getNeighborAt() utility function.
* Bug: In Anabatic, in GCell::doGrid(), tag all the GCells of the grid with
the grid type... Back annote all the edges capacity (north & east) with
the reserved local capacity.
* New: Complete portage of Kite over Anabatic. The new engine is christened
"Katana" for Kite-Analogic. When it's capabilities and performances
will be on a part with Kite, it is to completly replace it (and take
back the "Kite" name). Preliminary tests seems to show that, contrary
to intuition (because built on a more complex/slower grid), it is even
slightly faster than Kite 8-).
2016-08-15 09:30:13 -05:00
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<< DbU::getValueString(constraintMin) << ":"
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<< DbU::getValueString(constraintMax) << "]"
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<< endl;
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constraintMin = std::max ( constraintMin, getAutoSource()->getCBYMin() );
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constraintMax = std::min ( constraintMax, getAutoSource()->getCBYMax() );
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Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
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cdebug_log(155,0) << "Merge with source constraints: ["
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Anabatic transient commit 18. Port of Kite (Katana), Yeah, Baby! Yeah!
* Bug: In Hurricane, in StaticObservable::getObserver(), if the slot
pointer is NULL, do not try to access the owner. Returns NULL, so
the caller can be aware of the situation...
* Change: In Hurricane, in BreakpointWidget & ExceptionWidget some
cosmetic changes (fonts and window sizes).
* Bug: In Anabatic, In AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), take into account
the constraints from the source AutoContact, as it holds the constraints
transmitted by the RoutingPads and sets up by propageConstraintsFromRp().
It is likely to be a bug affecting the original Katabatic as well.
* Change: In Anabatic, in RawGCellsUnder(), check that the segment is not
completly oustside the cell abutment box and truncate the coordinates
to the part that is inside. Use the "shrink" if we reach the east/north
border.
* Change: In Anabatic, in Configuration, no more decorator because we will
use a true derived relationship. Katana *derives* from *Anabatic* and do
not *decorate* it, so the Configuration can do the same. It also implies
that we directly create a Katana engine, not an Anabatic one.
* Change: In Anabatic, in Session, do not allow the opening of the Session
in a standalone fashion (with a static method). Instead it must be opened
using the relevant method of the Anabatic/Katana engine. This ensure we
are opening the right Session type.
* Change: In Anabatic, in AutoSegment_Aligneds() collection the seed segment
is not part of the collection by default, but will be included if the
Flags::WithSelf is set.
* Change: In Configuration, all the flags value are now defined in two steps.
Declared in the header and initialized in the module. This is to prevent
the fact that on some cases, in relation with the Python "extern C" part
modules, we need a true allocated variable. It was causing weird linking
problems.
A side effect is that they can no longer be used as entry is switches,
have to replace them by if/else.
* New: In Anabatic, new GCell::getNeighborAt() utility function.
* Bug: In Anabatic, in GCell::doGrid(), tag all the GCells of the grid with
the grid type... Back annote all the edges capacity (north & east) with
the reserved local capacity.
* New: Complete portage of Kite over Anabatic. The new engine is christened
"Katana" for Kite-Analogic. When it's capabilities and performances
will be on a part with Kite, it is to completly replace it (and take
back the "Kite" name). Preliminary tests seems to show that, contrary
to intuition (because built on a more complex/slower grid), it is even
slightly faster than Kite 8-).
2016-08-15 09:30:13 -05:00
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<< DbU::getValueString(getAutoSource()->getCBYMin()) << ":"
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<< DbU::getValueString(getAutoSource()->getCBYMax()) << "]"
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<< endl;
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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()".
2017-08-18 16:56:23 -05:00
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constraintMin = std::max ( constraintMin, getAutoTarget()->getCBYMin() );
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constraintMax = std::min ( constraintMax, getAutoTarget()->getCBYMax() );
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Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
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cdebug_log(155,0) << "Merge with target constraints: ["
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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()".
2017-08-18 16:56:23 -05:00
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<< DbU::getValueString(getAutoTarget()->getCBYMin()) << ":"
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<< DbU::getValueString(getAutoTarget()->getCBYMax()) << "]"
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<< endl;
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Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
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Interval userConstraints = getUserConstraints();
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if (not userConstraints.isEmpty()) {
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constraintMin = std::max ( constraintMin, userConstraints.getVMin() );
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constraintMax = std::min ( constraintMax, userConstraints.getVMax() );
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cdebug_log(155,0) << "Merge with user constraints: ["
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<< DbU::getValueString(userConstraints.getVMin()) << ":"
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<< DbU::getValueString(userConstraints.getVMax()) << "]"
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<< endl;
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} else
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cdebug_log(155,0) << "Empty user constraints" << endl;
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
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cdebug_log(155,0) << "Resulting constraints: ["
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Anabatic transient commit 18. Port of Kite (Katana), Yeah, Baby! Yeah!
* Bug: In Hurricane, in StaticObservable::getObserver(), if the slot
pointer is NULL, do not try to access the owner. Returns NULL, so
the caller can be aware of the situation...
* Change: In Hurricane, in BreakpointWidget & ExceptionWidget some
cosmetic changes (fonts and window sizes).
* Bug: In Anabatic, In AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), take into account
the constraints from the source AutoContact, as it holds the constraints
transmitted by the RoutingPads and sets up by propageConstraintsFromRp().
It is likely to be a bug affecting the original Katabatic as well.
* Change: In Anabatic, in RawGCellsUnder(), check that the segment is not
completly oustside the cell abutment box and truncate the coordinates
to the part that is inside. Use the "shrink" if we reach the east/north
border.
* Change: In Anabatic, in Configuration, no more decorator because we will
use a true derived relationship. Katana *derives* from *Anabatic* and do
not *decorate* it, so the Configuration can do the same. It also implies
that we directly create a Katana engine, not an Anabatic one.
* Change: In Anabatic, in Session, do not allow the opening of the Session
in a standalone fashion (with a static method). Instead it must be opened
using the relevant method of the Anabatic/Katana engine. This ensure we
are opening the right Session type.
* Change: In Anabatic, in AutoSegment_Aligneds() collection the seed segment
is not part of the collection by default, but will be included if the
Flags::WithSelf is set.
* Change: In Configuration, all the flags value are now defined in two steps.
Declared in the header and initialized in the module. This is to prevent
the fact that on some cases, in relation with the Python "extern C" part
modules, we need a true allocated variable. It was causing weird linking
problems.
A side effect is that they can no longer be used as entry is switches,
have to replace them by if/else.
* New: In Anabatic, new GCell::getNeighborAt() utility function.
* Bug: In Anabatic, in GCell::doGrid(), tag all the GCells of the grid with
the grid type... Back annote all the edges capacity (north & east) with
the reserved local capacity.
* New: Complete portage of Kite over Anabatic. The new engine is christened
"Katana" for Kite-Analogic. When it's capabilities and performances
will be on a part with Kite, it is to completly replace it (and take
back the "Kite" name). Preliminary tests seems to show that, contrary
to intuition (because built on a more complex/slower grid), it is even
slightly faster than Kite 8-).
2016-08-15 09:30:13 -05:00
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<< DbU::getValueString(constraintMin) << ":"
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<< DbU::getValueString(constraintMax) << "]"
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<< endl;
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Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
|
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|
|
|
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|
|
if (constraintMin > constraintMax)
|
|
|
|
|
cerr << Error( "AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(): Invalid interval [%s : %s] -> [%d : %d]\n"
|
|
|
|
|
" on %s"
|
|
|
|
|
, DbU::getValueString(constraintMin).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, DbU::getValueString(constraintMax).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, constraintMin
|
|
|
|
|
, constraintMax
|
|
|
|
|
, getString(this).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
) << endl;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
|
Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
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|
cdebug_tabw(155,-1);
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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return true;
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|
}
|
|
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|
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|
Anabatic transient commit 18. Port of Kite (Katana), Yeah, Baby! Yeah!
* Bug: In Hurricane, in StaticObservable::getObserver(), if the slot
pointer is NULL, do not try to access the owner. Returns NULL, so
the caller can be aware of the situation...
* Change: In Hurricane, in BreakpointWidget & ExceptionWidget some
cosmetic changes (fonts and window sizes).
* Bug: In Anabatic, In AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), take into account
the constraints from the source AutoContact, as it holds the constraints
transmitted by the RoutingPads and sets up by propageConstraintsFromRp().
It is likely to be a bug affecting the original Katabatic as well.
* Change: In Anabatic, in RawGCellsUnder(), check that the segment is not
completly oustside the cell abutment box and truncate the coordinates
to the part that is inside. Use the "shrink" if we reach the east/north
border.
* Change: In Anabatic, in Configuration, no more decorator because we will
use a true derived relationship. Katana *derives* from *Anabatic* and do
not *decorate* it, so the Configuration can do the same. It also implies
that we directly create a Katana engine, not an Anabatic one.
* Change: In Anabatic, in Session, do not allow the opening of the Session
in a standalone fashion (with a static method). Instead it must be opened
using the relevant method of the Anabatic/Katana engine. This ensure we
are opening the right Session type.
* Change: In Anabatic, in AutoSegment_Aligneds() collection the seed segment
is not part of the collection by default, but will be included if the
Flags::WithSelf is set.
* Change: In Configuration, all the flags value are now defined in two steps.
Declared in the header and initialized in the module. This is to prevent
the fact that on some cases, in relation with the Python "extern C" part
modules, we need a true allocated variable. It was causing weird linking
problems.
A side effect is that they can no longer be used as entry is switches,
have to replace them by if/else.
* New: In Anabatic, new GCell::getNeighborAt() utility function.
* Bug: In Anabatic, in GCell::doGrid(), tag all the GCells of the grid with
the grid type... Back annote all the edges capacity (north & east) with
the reserved local capacity.
* New: Complete portage of Kite over Anabatic. The new engine is christened
"Katana" for Kite-Analogic. When it's capabilities and performances
will be on a part with Kite, it is to completly replace it (and take
back the "Kite" name). Preliminary tests seems to show that, contrary
to intuition (because built on a more complex/slower grid), it is even
slightly faster than Kite 8-).
2016-08-15 09:30:13 -05:00
|
|
|
Flags AutoHorizontal::getDirection () const
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
{ return Flags::Horizontal; }
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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()".
2017-08-18 16:56:23 -05:00
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bool AutoHorizontal::getGCells ( vector<GCell*>& gcells ) const
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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|
{
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|
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vector<GCell*>().swap( gcells );
|
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|
|
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|
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()".
2017-08-18 16:56:23 -05:00
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bool success = true;
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|
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DbU::Unit yprobe = getY();
|
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|
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|
GCell* gcell = getAutoSource()->getGCell();
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|
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GCell* end = getAutoTarget()->getGCell();
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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|
Added analog type on segment NetRoutingProperty.
* New: In Anabatic_AutoSegments collection, added a Flag to the constructors
to allow different behavior between digital and analog modes.
For "Aligneds" and "Perpandiculars" collections, now manage a new
Flag WithDoglegs to follow aligned globals through local doglegs
(for analog nets).
Adjust the log level of collections to 144 (formerly 145).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, new flag SegAnalog for segments that are
part of an analog net.
Note that with this flag, we reach the 32 bits limit...
* Change: In Anabatic::Constants, Flags are now declared as BaseFlags
objects and *not* uint64_t. This avoids overload resolution problems with
arithmetical overload of the operators.
The BaseFlags/Flags types are now completly "isolated" from the
uint64_t, it has the advantage of showing where unwanted previous implicit
conversions where occuring.
* Change: In Katana::Constants, Flags values are now of BaseFlags type instead
of uint64_t.
* Change: In Anabatic::Dijkstra, lots of log cleanup.
* Change: In Anabatic::GCell::getSide(), make the "shrink" parameter visible
to allow to substract the topmost and rightmost track for axis span
computation in AutoSegment::computeOptimal(). Used for analog mode.
* Change: In NetRoutingState, added a flag for analog mode. Use uint32_t
for the flags type.
* New: In Isobar, export the NetRoutingState and NetRoutingExtension objects.
2017-05-20 05:33:12 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_log(144,0) << "yprobe: " << DbU::getValueString(yprobe) << endl;
|
2016-09-22 11:52:53 -05:00
|
|
|
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
if (gcell->getXMin() > end->getXMin()) std::swap( gcell, end );
|
2016-09-22 09:59:24 -05:00
|
|
|
if (yprobe == gcell->getConstraintYMax()) yprobe--;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
gcells.push_back( gcell );
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
while ( gcell != end ) {
|
|
|
|
|
gcell = gcell->getEast( yprobe );
|
|
|
|
|
if (not gcell) {
|
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()".
2017-08-18 16:56:23 -05:00
|
|
|
success = false;
|
2020-05-10 10:09:33 -05:00
|
|
|
if (not isCreated()) {
|
|
|
|
|
cerr << Error( "AutoHorizontal::getGCells() : NULL GCell under %s\n"
|
|
|
|
|
" begin:%s\n"
|
|
|
|
|
" end: %s"
|
|
|
|
|
, getString(this).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, getString(getAutoSource()->getGCell()).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, getString(getAutoTarget()->getGCell()).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
) << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
break;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
gcells.push_back( gcell );
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
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()".
2017-08-18 16:56:23 -05:00
|
|
|
return success;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
bool AutoHorizontal::_canSlacken () const
|
|
|
|
|
{
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_tabw(149,1);
|
|
|
|
|
|
2020-08-02 11:13:47 -05:00
|
|
|
AutoContact* source = getAutoSource();
|
|
|
|
|
AutoContact* target = getAutoTarget();
|
|
|
|
|
if (source->isOnPin() or target->isOnPin()) { cdebug_tabw(149,-1); return false; }
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Interval sourceSide = source->getGCell()->getSide( Flags::Vertical );
|
|
|
|
|
Interval targetSide = target->getGCell()->getSide( Flags::Vertical );
|
|
|
|
|
Interval sourceConstraints = Interval(source->getCBYMin(),source->getCBYMax());
|
|
|
|
|
Interval targetConstraints = Interval(target->getCBYMin(),target->getCBYMax());
|
|
|
|
|
bool sourceGoStraight = source->getGCell()->isGoStraight();
|
|
|
|
|
bool targetGoStraight = target->getGCell()->isGoStraight();
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
// Expand by a tiny amount for the "contains" to work for sure.
|
|
|
|
|
sourceConstraints.inflate( 1 );
|
|
|
|
|
targetConstraints.inflate( 1 );
|
|
|
|
|
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "source " << source << endl;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "source constraints: " << sourceConstraints
|
|
|
|
|
<< " " << DbU::getValueString(sourceConstraints.getSize()) << endl;
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "target " << target << endl;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "target constraints: " << targetConstraints
|
|
|
|
|
<< " " << DbU::getValueString(targetConstraints.getSize()) << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
|
2019-08-11 18:01:29 -05:00
|
|
|
if (not sourceGoStraight and not sourceConstraints.contains(sourceSide)) { cdebug_tabw(149,-1); return true; }
|
|
|
|
|
if (not targetGoStraight and not targetConstraints.contains(targetSide)) { cdebug_tabw(149,-1); return true; }
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
if (not isUnbreakable()) {
|
|
|
|
|
if (source->isTurn() and (source->getPerpandicular(this)->getLayer() == getLayer())) { cdebug_tabw(149,-1); return true; }
|
|
|
|
|
if (target->isTurn() and (target->getPerpandicular(this)->getLayer() == getLayer())) { cdebug_tabw(149,-1); return true; }
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_tabw(149,-1);
|
|
|
|
|
return false;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Replace "unsigned int" by "Flags" in all AutoSegments collections.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegments collections, change the type of all
the flags that where in "unsigned int" (32 bits) to Flags (uint64_t)
as there is now more than 32 flags for functions.
* New: In Ababatic::Constants, added new flag Flags::WithPerpands, which
makes the number of flags tip over 32 bits, thus making mandatory
to uses Flags and not unsigned int.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegments_Perpandiculars, manage a new flag
Flags::WithDoglegs to allow to propagate through global segments that
are connecteds via doglegs on local segments. Meaning that there is
a good chance that they could be aligned.
Slighly change the way we propagate on aligned segments: no longer
check for VTee or HTee, but only for same direction and layer as
master.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, replace all the "int", "long" and their
variants by the less implementation ambiguous "int32_t", "int64_t"
(and variant). This should help to better detect bit trucation in
flags.
Use the type to give a hint about the flags kind:
- Type "Flags", for flags shared among Anabatic & Katana
functions/methods (may also appear in some objects states).
- Type "uint32_t" for flags belonging to an object internal
state of from Hurricane functions flags (those should be
grouped in a Flag subclass in a perfect world).
2017-05-16 07:53:33 -05:00
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bool AutoHorizontal::_slacken ( Flags flags )
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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{
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "AutoHorizontal::_slacken() " << this << endl;
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if (not isStrongTerminal()) return false;
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const Configuration* configuration = Session::getConfiguration();
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const Layer* metal2 = configuration->getRoutingLayer( 1 );
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Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
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bool success = false;
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bool isMetal2Source = false;
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bool isMetal2Target = false;
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bool isNonPrefSource = false;
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bool isNonPrefTarget = false;
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DbU::Unit height = 0;
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AutoContact* source = getAutoSource();
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AutoContact* target = getAutoTarget();
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bool slackenSource = false;
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bool slackenTarget = false;
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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if (source->isTerminal()) {
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height = (static_cast<RoutingPad*>(source->getAnchor()))->getBoundingBox().getHeight();
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isMetal2Source = (source->getLayer() == metal2);
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
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slackenSource = true;
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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}
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if (target->isTerminal()) {
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height = std::min( height, (static_cast<RoutingPad*>(target->getAnchor()))->getBoundingBox().getHeight() );
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isMetal2Target = (target->getLayer() == metal2);
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
slackenTarget = true;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
}
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
if (source->isTurn() and (source->getPerpandicular(this)->getLayer() == getLayer())) {
|
|
|
|
|
isNonPrefSource = true;
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|
|
|
|
slackenSource = true;
|
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|
|
|
}
|
2020-04-21 08:40:59 -05:00
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|
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "target:" << target << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "target->getPerpandicular(this):" << target->getPerpandicular(this) << endl;
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
if (target->isTurn() and (target->getPerpandicular(this)->getLayer() == getLayer())) {
|
|
|
|
|
isNonPrefTarget = true;
|
|
|
|
|
slackenTarget = true;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_tabw(149,1);
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "_flags:" << (_flags & (SegGlobal|SegWeakGlobal)) << endl;
|
Rewrite support for minimum area metal wires (stacked VIAs).
We use the segments extensions (dxTarget & dyTarget) to enlarge if
needed the segments. This new implementation is completely at
Anabatic level and should not be seen (i.e. managed) at Katana level.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal & AutoVertical, change the semantic of
getSourceU() and getTargetU(). formerly they where the end
position of the segment (with extension included), now they
gives the position of the anchor contacts, that is the axis
of the perpandiculars.
* New: AutoSegment::getLength() is still a proxy toward the
Segment::getLength() which returns the length of segment with
dxSource & dxTarget. We introduce a getAnchoredlength()
which returns the length between the centers of the S/T
anchors. That is axis to axis.
This is this length which is now used througout Anabatic.
* New: In AutoSegment::_extentionCaps, add a fourth item to hold
the segment minimal length (to respect minimal area given
the wire width).
* New: In AutoSegment::getExtensionCap(), if the segment has
a non-zero S/T extension, returns it instead of the S/T
contact extension *if it is greated*. The check of the
extension can be disabled by the Flag::NoSegExt flag.
* Change: In AutoSegment::isMiddleStack(), security check on
the presence of source and targets. More accurate detection
of perpandicular in "same layer" with a non-zero length,
So the area is OK, even with a short segment.
* New: AutoSegment::expandToMinLength(), check if a segment is
under the minimal length and expand it if need be by playing
with the dxTarget & dxSource. Tag minimal segments with the
AutoSegment::SegAtMinArea flag. Also try to keep the segment
*inside* it's former (supposedly wider) interval.
* New: AutoSegment::unexpandToMinLength(), to be called on a
formerly minimal sized segment which as grown up. Reset
it's S/T extensions to zero and unset the flag SegAtMinArea.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal::updateOrient(), when the extension
are non-zero, also swap them if needed, to keep the exact
footprint of the segment.
* New: In AutoSegment::revalidate(), check that the segment
respect the minimal length (area), and expand it if needed.
Conversely, if the segment has grown up from a minimal
length state, reset it's extensions to zero.
* Change: In Anabatic::Session::revalidate(), invalidateds
segments are now sorted in such a way that the "middle stack"
ones are revalidateds last. Not recall 100% why...
* New: In Katana::TrackCost, add a computation of the free interval
length we are into (if any). Not used yet, keep it for future
use.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::finalizeLayout(), remove the call to
segments minimum area protection. It is now obsoleted by the
new implementation in Anabatic.
* Change: In Track::check(), call the minimum size/area checker
Track::checkMinArea().
2021-04-04 17:01:54 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "test:" << (getAnchoredLength() < 5*getPitch()) << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "length:" << DbU::getValueString(getAnchoredLength()) << endl;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
if (height >= 4*getPitch()) {
|
Rewrite support for minimum area metal wires (stacked VIAs).
We use the segments extensions (dxTarget & dyTarget) to enlarge if
needed the segments. This new implementation is completely at
Anabatic level and should not be seen (i.e. managed) at Katana level.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal & AutoVertical, change the semantic of
getSourceU() and getTargetU(). formerly they where the end
position of the segment (with extension included), now they
gives the position of the anchor contacts, that is the axis
of the perpandiculars.
* New: AutoSegment::getLength() is still a proxy toward the
Segment::getLength() which returns the length of segment with
dxSource & dxTarget. We introduce a getAnchoredlength()
which returns the length between the centers of the S/T
anchors. That is axis to axis.
This is this length which is now used througout Anabatic.
* New: In AutoSegment::_extentionCaps, add a fourth item to hold
the segment minimal length (to respect minimal area given
the wire width).
* New: In AutoSegment::getExtensionCap(), if the segment has
a non-zero S/T extension, returns it instead of the S/T
contact extension *if it is greated*. The check of the
extension can be disabled by the Flag::NoSegExt flag.
* Change: In AutoSegment::isMiddleStack(), security check on
the presence of source and targets. More accurate detection
of perpandicular in "same layer" with a non-zero length,
So the area is OK, even with a short segment.
* New: AutoSegment::expandToMinLength(), check if a segment is
under the minimal length and expand it if need be by playing
with the dxTarget & dxSource. Tag minimal segments with the
AutoSegment::SegAtMinArea flag. Also try to keep the segment
*inside* it's former (supposedly wider) interval.
* New: AutoSegment::unexpandToMinLength(), to be called on a
formerly minimal sized segment which as grown up. Reset
it's S/T extensions to zero and unset the flag SegAtMinArea.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal::updateOrient(), when the extension
are non-zero, also swap them if needed, to keep the exact
footprint of the segment.
* New: In AutoSegment::revalidate(), check that the segment
respect the minimal length (area), and expand it if needed.
Conversely, if the segment has grown up from a minimal
length state, reset it's extensions to zero.
* Change: In Anabatic::Session::revalidate(), invalidateds
segments are now sorted in such a way that the "middle stack"
ones are revalidateds last. Not recall 100% why...
* New: In Katana::TrackCost, add a computation of the free interval
length we are into (if any). Not used yet, keep it for future
use.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::finalizeLayout(), remove the call to
segments minimum area protection. It is now obsoleted by the
new implementation in Anabatic.
* Change: In Track::check(), call the minimum size/area checker
Track::checkMinArea().
2021-04-04 17:01:54 -05:00
|
|
|
if (not (_flags & (SegGlobal|SegWeakGlobal)) and (getAnchoredLength() < 5*getPitch())) {
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Too short terminal segment to slacken." << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_tabw(149,-1);
|
|
|
|
|
return false;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
2016-08-28 12:09:07 -05:00
|
|
|
int lowSlack = (flags & Flags::HalfSlacken) ? 3 : 10;
|
|
|
|
|
bool sourceSlackened = false;
|
|
|
|
|
bool targetSlackened = false;
|
|
|
|
|
bool halfSlackened = false;
|
|
|
|
|
DbU::Unit targetPosition = getTargetPosition();
|
|
|
|
|
AutoSegment* parallel = this;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
if (slackenSource) {
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
Interval perpandConstraints = getAutoTarget()->getUConstraints(Flags::Horizontal);
|
|
|
|
|
Interval constraints = source->getUConstraints (Flags::Vertical|Flags::NoGCellShrink);
|
|
|
|
|
Interval nativeConstraints = source->getNativeUConstraints(Flags::Vertical|Flags::NoGCellShrink);
|
|
|
|
|
int slack = constraints.getSize() / getPitch();
|
|
|
|
|
int nativeSlack = nativeConstraints.getSize() / getPitch();
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Source constraint: " << constraints
|
|
|
|
|
<< " slack:" << slack
|
|
|
|
|
<< " native slack:" << nativeSlack << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Perpand constraints on target: " << perpandConstraints << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
// Ugly: GCell's track number is hardwired.
|
Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
|
|
|
if (isNonPrefSource or (nativeSlack < lowSlack) or (nativeSlack - slack < 3)) {
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Slackening from Source: " << source << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
_makeDogleg( source->getGCell(), Flags::NoFlags );
|
2016-08-28 12:09:07 -05:00
|
|
|
sourceSlackened = true;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
} else if (slack < 10) {
|
|
|
|
|
halfSlackened = true;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
const vector<AutoSegment*>& doglegs = Session::getDoglegs();
|
2016-08-28 12:09:07 -05:00
|
|
|
if (sourceSlackened and (doglegs.size() >= 2)) {
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Basic support for FreePDK 45 completed.
* New: In Commons, inspector support for std::pair<T,U>.
* New: In Hurricane::Layer, ContactLayer & ViaLayer, support for non
square VIAs. The hole (cut) remains square, but the various metal
extensions can now be different in X and Y. The ::getEnclosure()
method now takes a flag EnclosureH / EnclosureV.
* New: In Hurricane::DbU, inspector support for:
std::pair<DbU::Unit,DbU::Unit>
std::array<DbU::Unit,3>
Must be defined here as DbU do not exists yet in Commons.h
* Bug: In Hurricane::Interval::getSize(), when the interval is "full span",
do not return the difference between min and max, but directly DbU::Max.
(the previous result was -1 !)
* New: In CRL Core Python/Technology.py, support for non square VIAs in
the configuration files. Applied to FreePDK 45.
* New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, added a "symbolic" flag to tell if a gauge
is for symbolic layout or not. Exported to Python.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::updatePosition(), differentiated
computation for soure or target taking account of the VIA extension
in the right segment metal (due to non-square VIAs).
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_makeDogleg(), the dogleg is
UP for HV gauges and DOWN for VH.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::_initialize(), create a cache of the
various extension length for each layer (viaToTop, viaToBottom,
viaToSame).
New implementation of getExtensionCap() using the previous cached
extension table. See updatePositions().
New static functions to access the extension cache in the header:
getViaTotopCap() ...
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, in various update methods, updateOrient()
must always be called *before* updatePositions() as extensions are
dependant on source/target.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::getEndAxes() compute the position of the
first source and last target position (center/axes) on an *aligned*
set of segments.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, add a new state flag SegAxisFixed to
signal segments that can be put on only one track. Specific case
to VH gauge for a M1 vertical terminal with a M2 vertical segment.
The M2 is effectively bound to the M1 axis position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::NetBuilderVH::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), in case of E/W global
and only one RoutingPad the connexion to the RoutingPad was duplicated.
It was valid, but totally stupid.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Session::_canonize(), for an aligned segment set,
intersect the user constraints from all segments instead of only
considering the canonical one.
Issue a warning about too tight constraints only for symbolic
gauges. It may be correct for the real ones.
* New: In Katata::DataNegociate::update(), more accurate computation
of the perpandicular free interval. Use segment extension cap
calculation. Create a special case for fixed axis segments allowing
them to find alternative free interval, try under source and under
target as they are likely to be draggable segments.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::relax(), use the extension cap value
to compute the axis of the perpandicular segemnts.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), now move up the whole set
of aligned segments instead of just the canonical one.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::loadRoutingPads(), more accurate
TrackMarkers insertions for fixed terminals.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEvent::Key::Compare::operator(), segments with
fixed axis are processed prior to any others.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEventLoop, store segment pointers instead of
ids to generate more accurate error messages.
* Change: In Katana::RoutingPlane::create(), perform local track
assignment only for HV gauges.
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenLocal(), add a "dragMinimize"
step in the automaton. Mutliple states transitions can occurs in
a row if an action fails.
* New: In Katana::Session::_toIntervalAxis(), normalize interval
bounds so they are on track positions (by shrinking the interval).
* Bug: In Katana::TrackMarker CTOR, the weigh computation was wrong.
2018-02-17 13:27:38 -06:00
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "Slackened from source @" << DbU::getValueString(getSourcePosition()) << endl;
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doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->setAxis( getSourcePosition() );
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success = true;
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if (isMetal2Source) {
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "Fixing on source terminal contact."
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<< doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->getAutoSource() << endl;
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//doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->getAutoSource()->setFlags( CntFixed );
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doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->getAutoSource()->setConstraintBox( source->getConstraintBox() );
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doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->getAutoSource()->setFlags( CntUserNativeConstraints );
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}
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parallel = doglegs[ doglegs.size()-1 ];
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}
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}
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if (parallel) target = parallel->getAutoTarget();
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Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
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if (slackenTarget) {
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Interval constraints = target->getUConstraints (Flags::Vertical|Flags::NoGCellShrink);
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Interval nativeConstraints = target->getNativeUConstraints(Flags::Vertical|Flags::NoGCellShrink);
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int slack = constraints.getSize() / getPitch();
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int nativeSlack = nativeConstraints.getSize() / getPitch();
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// Ugly: GCell's track number is hardwired.
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "Target constraint: " << constraints
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<< " slack:" << slack
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<< " native slack:" << nativeSlack << endl;
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Improvements in routing quality for ARMv2a
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), make unbreakable segments
pass through the LocalVsGlobal state so when other try to ripup them
they are prioritary. Otherwise some could go through Unimplemented
directly, without allowing other to attempt to make a detour.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when a
global, which is about to be slackened wants to use a track where there
is a segment directly connected to a terminal with a significant
ripup count, mark it as "AtRipupLimit" so it tries to avoid it.
The idea is that globals with high ripup count must avoid terminal
segments because it is likely they will be riped up again so they
better find another track. This was leading to unsolvable configuration
when two segments always want the same track. In this cas, the global
would loose.
* Bug: In Katana::TrackSegment::canSlacken(), never slacken a segments in
non-preferred direction.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_slacken(), allow slackening of
segments which perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction, and
not only directly attached to terminals.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::canMoveUp(), re-allow segments which
perpandiculars are in non-preferred direction to be moved up.
* Bug: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), when moving up, do not forget
to ripup and reschedule said segment.
2019-08-23 08:43:13 -05:00
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if (isNonPrefTarget or (nativeSlack < lowSlack) or (nativeSlack - slack < 3)) {
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "Slackening from Target: " << target << endl;
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parallel->_makeDogleg( target->getGCell(), Flags::NoFlags );
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2016-08-28 12:09:07 -05:00
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targetSlackened = true;
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} else if (slack < 10) {
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halfSlackened = true;
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}
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const vector<AutoSegment*>& doglegs = Session::getDoglegs();
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if (targetSlackened and (doglegs.size() >= 2)) {
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GCell* targetGCell = target->getGCell();
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Box constraintBox = target->getConstraintBox();
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "slacken from Target @" << DbU::getValueString(targetPosition) << endl;
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if (targetPosition >= targetGCell->getXMax()) {
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "On the rigthmost track, adjust of one P-pitch to the left." << endl;
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targetPosition -= getPPitch();
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constraintBox.inflate( getPPitch(), 0, 0, 0 );
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}
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doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->setAxis( targetPosition );
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success = true;
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if (isMetal2Target) {
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "Fixing on target terminal contact: "
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<< doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->getAutoTarget() << endl;
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//doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->getAutoTarget()->setFlags( CntFixed );
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doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->getAutoTarget()->setConstraintBox( constraintBox );
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doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->getAutoTarget()->setFlags( CntUserNativeConstraints );
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}
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}
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}
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if (sourceSlackened and targetSlackened) {
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setFlags ( SegSlackened );
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unsetFlags( SegHalfSlackened );
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} else {
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if (sourceSlackened or targetSlackened) {
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if (halfSlackened) {
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setFlags( SegHalfSlackened );
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} else {
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setFlags ( SegSlackened );
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unsetFlags( SegHalfSlackened );
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}
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}
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}
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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cdebug_tabw(149,-1);
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return success;
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}
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void AutoHorizontal::_setAxis ( DbU::Unit axis )
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{
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setFlags( SegAxisSet );
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if ((axis != getAxis()) and isFixed()) {
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cerr << Error( "AutoHorizontal::setAxis(): Cannot move fixed segment to %s.\n"
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" (on: %s)"
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, DbU::getValueString(axis).c_str()
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, _getString().c_str()
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) << endl;
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}
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if (_horizontal->getY() == axis) return;
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2017-05-27 13:35:28 -05:00
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cdebug_log(144,0) << "_setAxis() @Y " << DbU::getValueString(axis) << " " << this << endl;
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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_horizontal->setY( axis );
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invalidate();
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AutoContact* anchor = getAutoSource();
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anchor->invalidate();
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if (anchor->isTerminal()) anchor->setY( axis );
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anchor = getAutoTarget();
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anchor->invalidate();
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if (anchor->isTerminal()) anchor->setY( axis );
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}
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void AutoHorizontal::updateOrient ()
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{
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Rewrite support for minimum area metal wires (stacked VIAs).
We use the segments extensions (dxTarget & dyTarget) to enlarge if
needed the segments. This new implementation is completely at
Anabatic level and should not be seen (i.e. managed) at Katana level.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal & AutoVertical, change the semantic of
getSourceU() and getTargetU(). formerly they where the end
position of the segment (with extension included), now they
gives the position of the anchor contacts, that is the axis
of the perpandiculars.
* New: AutoSegment::getLength() is still a proxy toward the
Segment::getLength() which returns the length of segment with
dxSource & dxTarget. We introduce a getAnchoredlength()
which returns the length between the centers of the S/T
anchors. That is axis to axis.
This is this length which is now used througout Anabatic.
* New: In AutoSegment::_extentionCaps, add a fourth item to hold
the segment minimal length (to respect minimal area given
the wire width).
* New: In AutoSegment::getExtensionCap(), if the segment has
a non-zero S/T extension, returns it instead of the S/T
contact extension *if it is greated*. The check of the
extension can be disabled by the Flag::NoSegExt flag.
* Change: In AutoSegment::isMiddleStack(), security check on
the presence of source and targets. More accurate detection
of perpandicular in "same layer" with a non-zero length,
So the area is OK, even with a short segment.
* New: AutoSegment::expandToMinLength(), check if a segment is
under the minimal length and expand it if need be by playing
with the dxTarget & dxSource. Tag minimal segments with the
AutoSegment::SegAtMinArea flag. Also try to keep the segment
*inside* it's former (supposedly wider) interval.
* New: AutoSegment::unexpandToMinLength(), to be called on a
formerly minimal sized segment which as grown up. Reset
it's S/T extensions to zero and unset the flag SegAtMinArea.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal::updateOrient(), when the extension
are non-zero, also swap them if needed, to keep the exact
footprint of the segment.
* New: In AutoSegment::revalidate(), check that the segment
respect the minimal length (area), and expand it if needed.
Conversely, if the segment has grown up from a minimal
length state, reset it's extensions to zero.
* Change: In Anabatic::Session::revalidate(), invalidateds
segments are now sorted in such a way that the "middle stack"
ones are revalidateds last. Not recall 100% why...
* New: In Katana::TrackCost, add a computation of the free interval
length we are into (if any). Not used yet, keep it for future
use.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::finalizeLayout(), remove the call to
segments minimum area protection. It is now obsoleted by the
new implementation in Anabatic.
* Change: In Track::check(), call the minimum size/area checker
Track::checkMinArea().
2021-04-04 17:01:54 -05:00
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if (_horizontal->getTarget()->getX() < _horizontal->getSource()->getX()) {
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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cdebug_log(145,0) << "updateOrient() " << this << " (before S/T swap)" << endl;
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Rewrite support for minimum area metal wires (stacked VIAs).
We use the segments extensions (dxTarget & dyTarget) to enlarge if
needed the segments. This new implementation is completely at
Anabatic level and should not be seen (i.e. managed) at Katana level.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal & AutoVertical, change the semantic of
getSourceU() and getTargetU(). formerly they where the end
position of the segment (with extension included), now they
gives the position of the anchor contacts, that is the axis
of the perpandiculars.
* New: AutoSegment::getLength() is still a proxy toward the
Segment::getLength() which returns the length of segment with
dxSource & dxTarget. We introduce a getAnchoredlength()
which returns the length between the centers of the S/T
anchors. That is axis to axis.
This is this length which is now used througout Anabatic.
* New: In AutoSegment::_extentionCaps, add a fourth item to hold
the segment minimal length (to respect minimal area given
the wire width).
* New: In AutoSegment::getExtensionCap(), if the segment has
a non-zero S/T extension, returns it instead of the S/T
contact extension *if it is greated*. The check of the
extension can be disabled by the Flag::NoSegExt flag.
* Change: In AutoSegment::isMiddleStack(), security check on
the presence of source and targets. More accurate detection
of perpandicular in "same layer" with a non-zero length,
So the area is OK, even with a short segment.
* New: AutoSegment::expandToMinLength(), check if a segment is
under the minimal length and expand it if need be by playing
with the dxTarget & dxSource. Tag minimal segments with the
AutoSegment::SegAtMinArea flag. Also try to keep the segment
*inside* it's former (supposedly wider) interval.
* New: AutoSegment::unexpandToMinLength(), to be called on a
formerly minimal sized segment which as grown up. Reset
it's S/T extensions to zero and unset the flag SegAtMinArea.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal::updateOrient(), when the extension
are non-zero, also swap them if needed, to keep the exact
footprint of the segment.
* New: In AutoSegment::revalidate(), check that the segment
respect the minimal length (area), and expand it if needed.
Conversely, if the segment has grown up from a minimal
length state, reset it's extensions to zero.
* Change: In Anabatic::Session::revalidate(), invalidateds
segments are now sorted in such a way that the "middle stack"
ones are revalidateds last. Not recall 100% why...
* New: In Katana::TrackCost, add a computation of the free interval
length we are into (if any). Not used yet, keep it for future
use.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::finalizeLayout(), remove the call to
segments minimum area protection. It is now obsoleted by the
new implementation in Anabatic.
* Change: In Track::check(), call the minimum size/area checker
Track::checkMinArea().
2021-04-04 17:01:54 -05:00
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if (isAtMinArea()) {
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DbU::Unit sourceX = _horizontal->getSourceX();
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DbU::Unit targetX = _horizontal->getTargetX();
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_horizontal->invert();
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setDuSource( sourceX - getSourceU() );
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setDuTarget( targetX - getTargetU() );
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} else {
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_horizontal->invert();
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}
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cdebug_log(145,0) << "updateOrient() " << this << " (after S/T swap)" << endl;
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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Katana manage wide wires, and they can also be symmetric.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContact and the derived classes, manages wide
wires. The contact self dimension itself according to the segments
it is connected to. Special case for the AutoContactTerminal which
also read the size of the component it is anchored upon.
New refresh method "updateSize()" and flag CntInvalidatedWidth.
to compute the size.
In AutoContactTerminal, compute the constraint box according to
the width of the segment.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, flags are now implemented as "static const"
attributes of the class. The flags are stored into a uint64_t as
they are more than 32.
Added new flag "SegWide" and associated predicates.
* Change: In GCellTopology::_doHChannel() and GCellTopology::_doVChannel(),
uses the simpler overload of AutoSegment::create() in order to detect
the wire width automatically.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, split insertToTrack() and forceToTrack()
into a one-track method and a segment level method that iterate over
the track span of the segment.
* New: In Katana::SegmentFsm, for each cost in the table, now allow access
to a specific track. So the base functions have now two parameters:
"icost" and "itrack" (has a cost can have multiple tracks in the case
of wide segments).
* Change: In Katana::TrackElement, remove the index of the element inside
it's track, as for a wide segment it will not be meaningful for the
non-base track. This means that we have to use the Track::find()
method each time instead.
Remove the wide flag, as it is a duplicate of the one in AutoSegment.
Added a getTrackCount() method to tell the number of track the
segment is inserted into. Needed in the Track destroy step to delete
a segment only when the last track that refers it is destroyed.
Added getSymmetricAxis() to correct the computation of the symmetric
base track in case of wide segment as the base track is not centered
but the the leftmost one.
* Change: In Track::insert() insert wide segments in their whole track span.
* Change: In TrackCost, create an array of costs according to the segment
track span.
* Change: In TrackSegment::create(), now activate the factory and create
wide segments.
* Bug: In Katana::AutoSegments_Perpandicular, correct the debug indentation
problem (ever shifting to the right).
2017-07-28 08:30:22 -05:00
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uint64_t spinFlags = _flags & SegDepthSpin;
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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|
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unsetFlags( SegDepthSpin );
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if (spinFlags & SegSourceTop ) setFlags( SegTargetTop );
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if (spinFlags & SegSourceBottom) setFlags( SegTargetBottom );
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if (spinFlags & SegTargetTop ) setFlags( SegSourceTop );
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if (spinFlags & SegTargetBottom) setFlags( SegSourceBottom );
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2016-08-18 14:54:33 -05:00
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Katana manage wide wires, and they can also be symmetric.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContact and the derived classes, manages wide
wires. The contact self dimension itself according to the segments
it is connected to. Special case for the AutoContactTerminal which
also read the size of the component it is anchored upon.
New refresh method "updateSize()" and flag CntInvalidatedWidth.
to compute the size.
In AutoContactTerminal, compute the constraint box according to
the width of the segment.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, flags are now implemented as "static const"
attributes of the class. The flags are stored into a uint64_t as
they are more than 32.
Added new flag "SegWide" and associated predicates.
* Change: In GCellTopology::_doHChannel() and GCellTopology::_doVChannel(),
uses the simpler overload of AutoSegment::create() in order to detect
the wire width automatically.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, split insertToTrack() and forceToTrack()
into a one-track method and a segment level method that iterate over
the track span of the segment.
* New: In Katana::SegmentFsm, for each cost in the table, now allow access
to a specific track. So the base functions have now two parameters:
"icost" and "itrack" (has a cost can have multiple tracks in the case
of wide segments).
* Change: In Katana::TrackElement, remove the index of the element inside
it's track, as for a wide segment it will not be meaningful for the
non-base track. This means that we have to use the Track::find()
method each time instead.
Remove the wide flag, as it is a duplicate of the one in AutoSegment.
Added a getTrackCount() method to tell the number of track the
segment is inserted into. Needed in the Track destroy step to delete
a segment only when the last track that refers it is destroyed.
Added getSymmetricAxis() to correct the computation of the symmetric
base track in case of wide segment as the base track is not centered
but the the leftmost one.
* Change: In Track::insert() insert wide segments in their whole track span.
* Change: In TrackCost, create an array of costs according to the segment
track span.
* Change: In TrackSegment::create(), now activate the factory and create
wide segments.
* Bug: In Katana::AutoSegments_Perpandicular, correct the debug indentation
problem (ever shifting to the right).
2017-07-28 08:30:22 -05:00
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uint64_t invalidatedFlags = _flags & (SegInvalidatedSource|SegInvalidatedTarget);
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2016-08-18 14:54:33 -05:00
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unsetFlags( SegInvalidatedSource|SegInvalidatedTarget );
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if (invalidatedFlags & SegInvalidatedSource) setFlags( SegInvalidatedTarget );
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if (invalidatedFlags & SegInvalidatedTarget) setFlags( SegInvalidatedSource );
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2016-08-28 09:12:05 -05:00
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Katana manage wide wires, and they can also be symmetric.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContact and the derived classes, manages wide
wires. The contact self dimension itself according to the segments
it is connected to. Special case for the AutoContactTerminal which
also read the size of the component it is anchored upon.
New refresh method "updateSize()" and flag CntInvalidatedWidth.
to compute the size.
In AutoContactTerminal, compute the constraint box according to
the width of the segment.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, flags are now implemented as "static const"
attributes of the class. The flags are stored into a uint64_t as
they are more than 32.
Added new flag "SegWide" and associated predicates.
* Change: In GCellTopology::_doHChannel() and GCellTopology::_doVChannel(),
uses the simpler overload of AutoSegment::create() in order to detect
the wire width automatically.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, split insertToTrack() and forceToTrack()
into a one-track method and a segment level method that iterate over
the track span of the segment.
* New: In Katana::SegmentFsm, for each cost in the table, now allow access
to a specific track. So the base functions have now two parameters:
"icost" and "itrack" (has a cost can have multiple tracks in the case
of wide segments).
* Change: In Katana::TrackElement, remove the index of the element inside
it's track, as for a wide segment it will not be meaningful for the
non-base track. This means that we have to use the Track::find()
method each time instead.
Remove the wide flag, as it is a duplicate of the one in AutoSegment.
Added a getTrackCount() method to tell the number of track the
segment is inserted into. Needed in the Track destroy step to delete
a segment only when the last track that refers it is destroyed.
Added getSymmetricAxis() to correct the computation of the symmetric
base track in case of wide segment as the base track is not centered
but the the leftmost one.
* Change: In Track::insert() insert wide segments in their whole track span.
* Change: In TrackCost, create an array of costs according to the segment
track span.
* Change: In TrackSegment::create(), now activate the factory and create
wide segments.
* Bug: In Katana::AutoSegments_Perpandicular, correct the debug indentation
problem (ever shifting to the right).
2017-07-28 08:30:22 -05:00
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uint64_t terminalFlags = _flags & SegStrongTerminal;
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2016-08-28 09:12:05 -05:00
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unsetFlags( SegStrongTerminal );
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if (terminalFlags & SegSourceTerminal) setFlags( SegTargetTerminal );
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if (terminalFlags & SegTargetTerminal) setFlags( SegSourceTerminal );
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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}
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}
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void AutoHorizontal::updatePositions ()
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{
|
Rewrite support for minimum area metal wires (stacked VIAs).
We use the segments extensions (dxTarget & dyTarget) to enlarge if
needed the segments. This new implementation is completely at
Anabatic level and should not be seen (i.e. managed) at Katana level.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal & AutoVertical, change the semantic of
getSourceU() and getTargetU(). formerly they where the end
position of the segment (with extension included), now they
gives the position of the anchor contacts, that is the axis
of the perpandiculars.
* New: AutoSegment::getLength() is still a proxy toward the
Segment::getLength() which returns the length of segment with
dxSource & dxTarget. We introduce a getAnchoredlength()
which returns the length between the centers of the S/T
anchors. That is axis to axis.
This is this length which is now used througout Anabatic.
* New: In AutoSegment::_extentionCaps, add a fourth item to hold
the segment minimal length (to respect minimal area given
the wire width).
* New: In AutoSegment::getExtensionCap(), if the segment has
a non-zero S/T extension, returns it instead of the S/T
contact extension *if it is greated*. The check of the
extension can be disabled by the Flag::NoSegExt flag.
* Change: In AutoSegment::isMiddleStack(), security check on
the presence of source and targets. More accurate detection
of perpandicular in "same layer" with a non-zero length,
So the area is OK, even with a short segment.
* New: AutoSegment::expandToMinLength(), check if a segment is
under the minimal length and expand it if need be by playing
with the dxTarget & dxSource. Tag minimal segments with the
AutoSegment::SegAtMinArea flag. Also try to keep the segment
*inside* it's former (supposedly wider) interval.
* New: AutoSegment::unexpandToMinLength(), to be called on a
formerly minimal sized segment which as grown up. Reset
it's S/T extensions to zero and unset the flag SegAtMinArea.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal::updateOrient(), when the extension
are non-zero, also swap them if needed, to keep the exact
footprint of the segment.
* New: In AutoSegment::revalidate(), check that the segment
respect the minimal length (area), and expand it if needed.
Conversely, if the segment has grown up from a minimal
length state, reset it's extensions to zero.
* Change: In Anabatic::Session::revalidate(), invalidateds
segments are now sorted in such a way that the "middle stack"
ones are revalidateds last. Not recall 100% why...
* New: In Katana::TrackCost, add a computation of the free interval
length we are into (if any). Not used yet, keep it for future
use.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::finalizeLayout(), remove the call to
segments minimum area protection. It is now obsoleted by the
new implementation in Anabatic.
* Change: In Track::check(), call the minimum size/area checker
Track::checkMinArea().
2021-04-04 17:01:54 -05:00
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_sourcePosition = getSourceU() - getExtensionCap(Flags::Source);
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_targetPosition = getTargetU() + getExtensionCap(Flags::Target);
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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}
|
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void AutoHorizontal::updateNativeConstraints ()
|
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|
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|
{
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vector<GCell*> gcells;
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getGCells( gcells );
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2016-08-30 09:05:15 -05:00
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resetNativeConstraints( gcells[0]->getYMin(), gcells[0]->getConstraintYMax() );
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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|
for ( GCell* gcell : gcells ) {
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mergeNativeMin( gcell->getYMin() );
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2016-08-30 09:05:15 -05:00
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mergeNativeMax( gcell->getConstraintYMax() );
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
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}
|
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}
|
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bool AutoHorizontal::checkPositions () const
|
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|
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|
{
|
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|
|
|
bool coherency = true;
|
Rewrite support for minimum area metal wires (stacked VIAs).
We use the segments extensions (dxTarget & dyTarget) to enlarge if
needed the segments. This new implementation is completely at
Anabatic level and should not be seen (i.e. managed) at Katana level.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal & AutoVertical, change the semantic of
getSourceU() and getTargetU(). formerly they where the end
position of the segment (with extension included), now they
gives the position of the anchor contacts, that is the axis
of the perpandiculars.
* New: AutoSegment::getLength() is still a proxy toward the
Segment::getLength() which returns the length of segment with
dxSource & dxTarget. We introduce a getAnchoredlength()
which returns the length between the centers of the S/T
anchors. That is axis to axis.
This is this length which is now used througout Anabatic.
* New: In AutoSegment::_extentionCaps, add a fourth item to hold
the segment minimal length (to respect minimal area given
the wire width).
* New: In AutoSegment::getExtensionCap(), if the segment has
a non-zero S/T extension, returns it instead of the S/T
contact extension *if it is greated*. The check of the
extension can be disabled by the Flag::NoSegExt flag.
* Change: In AutoSegment::isMiddleStack(), security check on
the presence of source and targets. More accurate detection
of perpandicular in "same layer" with a non-zero length,
So the area is OK, even with a short segment.
* New: AutoSegment::expandToMinLength(), check if a segment is
under the minimal length and expand it if need be by playing
with the dxTarget & dxSource. Tag minimal segments with the
AutoSegment::SegAtMinArea flag. Also try to keep the segment
*inside* it's former (supposedly wider) interval.
* New: AutoSegment::unexpandToMinLength(), to be called on a
formerly minimal sized segment which as grown up. Reset
it's S/T extensions to zero and unset the flag SegAtMinArea.
* Change: In AutoHorizontal::updateOrient(), when the extension
are non-zero, also swap them if needed, to keep the exact
footprint of the segment.
* New: In AutoSegment::revalidate(), check that the segment
respect the minimal length (area), and expand it if needed.
Conversely, if the segment has grown up from a minimal
length state, reset it's extensions to zero.
* Change: In Anabatic::Session::revalidate(), invalidateds
segments are now sorted in such a way that the "middle stack"
ones are revalidateds last. Not recall 100% why...
* New: In Katana::TrackCost, add a computation of the free interval
length we are into (if any). Not used yet, keep it for future
use.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::finalizeLayout(), remove the call to
segments minimum area protection. It is now obsoleted by the
new implementation in Anabatic.
* Change: In Track::check(), call the minimum size/area checker
Track::checkMinArea().
2021-04-04 17:01:54 -05:00
|
|
|
DbU::Unit sourcePosition = _horizontal->getSource()->getX() - getExtensionCap(Flags::Source);
|
|
|
|
|
DbU::Unit targetPosition = _horizontal->getTarget()->getX() + getExtensionCap(Flags::Target);
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if ( _sourcePosition != sourcePosition ) {
|
Basic support for FreePDK 45 completed.
* New: In Commons, inspector support for std::pair<T,U>.
* New: In Hurricane::Layer, ContactLayer & ViaLayer, support for non
square VIAs. The hole (cut) remains square, but the various metal
extensions can now be different in X and Y. The ::getEnclosure()
method now takes a flag EnclosureH / EnclosureV.
* New: In Hurricane::DbU, inspector support for:
std::pair<DbU::Unit,DbU::Unit>
std::array<DbU::Unit,3>
Must be defined here as DbU do not exists yet in Commons.h
* Bug: In Hurricane::Interval::getSize(), when the interval is "full span",
do not return the difference between min and max, but directly DbU::Max.
(the previous result was -1 !)
* New: In CRL Core Python/Technology.py, support for non square VIAs in
the configuration files. Applied to FreePDK 45.
* New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, added a "symbolic" flag to tell if a gauge
is for symbolic layout or not. Exported to Python.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::updatePosition(), differentiated
computation for soure or target taking account of the VIA extension
in the right segment metal (due to non-square VIAs).
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_makeDogleg(), the dogleg is
UP for HV gauges and DOWN for VH.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::_initialize(), create a cache of the
various extension length for each layer (viaToTop, viaToBottom,
viaToSame).
New implementation of getExtensionCap() using the previous cached
extension table. See updatePositions().
New static functions to access the extension cache in the header:
getViaTotopCap() ...
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, in various update methods, updateOrient()
must always be called *before* updatePositions() as extensions are
dependant on source/target.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::getEndAxes() compute the position of the
first source and last target position (center/axes) on an *aligned*
set of segments.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, add a new state flag SegAxisFixed to
signal segments that can be put on only one track. Specific case
to VH gauge for a M1 vertical terminal with a M2 vertical segment.
The M2 is effectively bound to the M1 axis position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::NetBuilderVH::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), in case of E/W global
and only one RoutingPad the connexion to the RoutingPad was duplicated.
It was valid, but totally stupid.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Session::_canonize(), for an aligned segment set,
intersect the user constraints from all segments instead of only
considering the canonical one.
Issue a warning about too tight constraints only for symbolic
gauges. It may be correct for the real ones.
* New: In Katata::DataNegociate::update(), more accurate computation
of the perpandicular free interval. Use segment extension cap
calculation. Create a special case for fixed axis segments allowing
them to find alternative free interval, try under source and under
target as they are likely to be draggable segments.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::relax(), use the extension cap value
to compute the axis of the perpandicular segemnts.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), now move up the whole set
of aligned segments instead of just the canonical one.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::loadRoutingPads(), more accurate
TrackMarkers insertions for fixed terminals.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEvent::Key::Compare::operator(), segments with
fixed axis are processed prior to any others.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEventLoop, store segment pointers instead of
ids to generate more accurate error messages.
* Change: In Katana::RoutingPlane::create(), perform local track
assignment only for HV gauges.
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenLocal(), add a "dragMinimize"
step in the automaton. Mutliple states transitions can occurs in
a row if an action fails.
* New: In Katana::Session::_toIntervalAxis(), normalize interval
bounds so they are on track positions (by shrinking the interval).
* Bug: In Katana::TrackMarker CTOR, the weigh computation was wrong.
2018-02-17 13:27:38 -06:00
|
|
|
cerr << "extensionCap: " << DbU::getValueString(getExtensionCap(Flags::Source)) << endl;
|
In Anabatic/Katana, add support for VH gauges (real technos).
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal::getNativeConstraintBox(),
when the anchor is a RoutingPad (which must be always the case),
perform the true computation of it's position based on the
segment occurrence. It is a important change, previously the
area was in fact the "center line" of the connector while now
it is really an area (mandatory for "half-offgrid" terminals of
real technologies).
The change is not complete yet, the area should be shrinked
by the half size of a VIA, because the area applies to the center
coordinate of the VIA (to be done quickly).
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContactTurn::updateTopology(), when a dogleg
is created (restore connexity after a layer change) the layer of
the VIA, based on the segments it connects to must be re-computed
*after* the dogleg has been made.
* Change: In all files of Anabatic, when comparing two layers, no longer
use the Layer pointer itself, but the layer mask. This allow a
transparent management of both real and symbolic layers (which
do share the same mask). Real metal layers (not VIAs) will be
BasicLayer and symbolic metal layers will be RegularLayer.
* New: Anabatic::Configuration::selectRpComponent(), select the best
RoutingPad component for metal1 terminals. Look for the metal1
component with the biggest accessibility on-grid.
RoutingPad using other metals are left untoucheds.
* New: New function Anabatic::Vertex::getNeighbor(Edge*) to get the
neighbor Vertex through an Edge*. This method allows to write
clearer code as we no longer need to access the neighbor through
the underlying GCell.
Also add proxies for GCell methods in Vertex.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Dijkstra::_toSources(), in the ripup stage, when
a component with multiples vertexes is reached *and* two of it's
vertexes are reached *at the same time* (one from which we backtrack
and one still in the queue) extraneous edges may be created by
_materialize(). Case occurs on snx/c35b4, "abc_5360_n903_1".
To solve this, Dijkstra::_toSource() is modificated, the "from"
edges of the newly reacheds vertexes are reset to NULL, *except*
for the one we will be backtracking from. That is, the one given
in the source argument.
* Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilder class, put the various Hooks and
RoutingPad sorting functions as class ones.
* Bug: In AutoSegment::setLayer(), raise the SegInvalidatedFayer flag.
This unset flag was causing AutoContactTurn::updateTopology()
to not work as expected and making gaps, this was the cause of
the last remaining warnings about layer connexity.
2018-01-06 09:55:53 -06:00
|
|
|
cerr << "ppitch: " << DbU::getValueString(getPPitch()) << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
cerr << "via width: " << DbU::getValueString(Session::getViaWidth(getLayer())) << endl;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
cerr << Error ( "%s\n Source position incoherency: "
|
|
|
|
|
"shadow: %s, real: %s."
|
|
|
|
|
, _getString().c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, DbU::getValueString(_sourcePosition).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, DbU::getValueString( sourcePosition).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
) << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
coherency = false;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if ( _targetPosition != targetPosition ) {
|
|
|
|
|
cerr << Error ( "%s\n Target position incoherency: "
|
|
|
|
|
"shadow: %s, real: %s."
|
|
|
|
|
, _getString().c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, DbU::getValueString(_targetPosition).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, DbU::getValueString( targetPosition).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
) << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
coherency = false;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
return coherency;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
bool AutoHorizontal::checkConstraints () const
|
|
|
|
|
{
|
|
|
|
|
Interval sourceConstraints = Interval(getAutoSource()->getCBYMin(),getAutoSource()->getCBYMax());
|
|
|
|
|
Interval targetConstraints = Interval(getAutoTarget()->getCBYMin(),getAutoTarget()->getCBYMax());
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if (not sourceConstraints.intersect(targetConstraints)) {
|
|
|
|
|
cerr << Error ( "%s\n Constraints incoherency:\n"
|
|
|
|
|
" S:%s %s\n"
|
|
|
|
|
" T:%s %s"
|
|
|
|
|
, _getString().c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, getString(sourceConstraints).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, getString(getAutoSource()).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, getString(targetConstraints).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
, getString(getAutoTarget()).c_str()
|
|
|
|
|
) << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
return false;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
return true;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
bool AutoHorizontal::canMoveULeft ( float reserve ) const
|
|
|
|
|
{
|
|
|
|
|
#if THIS_IS_DISABLED
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "canMoveULeft() " << this << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if (not isGlobal()) return false;
|
|
|
|
|
if (not getAutoSource()->isTurn() or not getAutoTarget()->isTurn()) return false;
|
|
|
|
|
if (not getAutoSource()->getGCell()->getDown()) return false;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
AutoContact* autoSource = getAutoSource();
|
|
|
|
|
AutoContact* autoTarget = getAutoTarget();
|
|
|
|
|
AutoSegment* perpandiculars[2] = { autoSource->getSegment(0), autoTarget->getSegment(0) };
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if ( ( (not perpandiculars[0]->isGlobal()) or (perpandiculars[0]->getAutoSource() == autoSource) )
|
|
|
|
|
and ( (not perpandiculars[1]->isGlobal()) or (perpandiculars[1]->getAutoSource() == autoTarget) ) )
|
|
|
|
|
return false;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
GCell* begin = autoSource->getGCell();
|
|
|
|
|
GCell* end = autoTarget->getGCell();
|
|
|
|
|
unsigned int depth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth( getLayer() );
|
|
|
|
|
float currMaxDensity = 0.0;
|
|
|
|
|
float leftMaxDensity = 0.0;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "| begin:" << begin << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "| end: " << end << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
for ( GCell* gcell=begin ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getRight() ) {
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "| gcell:" << gcell << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
if (currMaxDensity < gcell->getWDensity(depth)) currMaxDensity = gcell->getWDensity( depth );
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
begin = begin->getDown();
|
|
|
|
|
end = end ->getDown();
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
for ( GCell* gcell=begin ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getRight() ) {
|
|
|
|
|
if (leftMaxDensity < gcell->getWDensity(depth)) leftMaxDensity = gcell->getWDensity( depth );
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
return (leftMaxDensity + reserve < currMaxDensity);
|
|
|
|
|
#endif
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
return false;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
bool AutoHorizontal::canMoveURight ( float reserve ) const
|
|
|
|
|
{
|
|
|
|
|
#if THIS_IS_DISABLED
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "canMoveURight() " << this << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if (not isGlobal()) return false;
|
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if (not getAutoSource()->isTurn() or not getAutoTarget()->isTurn()) return false;
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if (not getAutoSource()->getGCell()->getUp()) return false;
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AutoContact* autoSource = getAutoSource();
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AutoContact* autoTarget = getAutoTarget();
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AutoSegment* perpandiculars[2] = { autoSource->getSegment(0), autoTarget->getSegment(0) };
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if ( ( (not perpandiculars[0]->isGlobal()) or (perpandiculars[0]->getAutoTarget() == autoSource) )
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and ( (not perpandiculars[1]->isGlobal()) or (perpandiculars[1]->getAutoTarget() == autoTarget) ) )
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return false;
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GCell* begin = autoSource->getGCell();
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GCell* end = autoTarget->getGCell();
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unsigned int depth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth( getLayer() );
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float currMaxDensity = 0.0;
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float leftMaxDensity = 0.0;
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//cerr << "| begin:" << begin << endl;
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//cerr << "| end: " << end << endl;
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for ( GCell* gcell=begin ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getRight() ) {
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//cerr << "| gcell: " << gcell << endl;
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if (currMaxDensity < gcell->getWDensity(depth)) currMaxDensity = gcell->getWDensity( depth );
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}
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begin = begin->getUp();
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end = end ->getUp();
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for ( GCell* gcell=begin ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getRight() ) {
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if (leftMaxDensity < gcell->getWDensity(depth)) leftMaxDensity = gcell->getWDensity( depth );
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}
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return (leftMaxDensity + reserve < currMaxDensity);
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#endif
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return false;
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}
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bool AutoHorizontal::moveULeft ()
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{
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#if THIS_IS_DISABLED
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if (not getAutoSource()->isTurn() or not getAutoTarget()->isTurn()) return false;
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if (not getAutoSource()->getGCell()->getDown()) return false;
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AutoContact* autoSource = getAutoSource();
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AutoContact* autoTarget = getAutoTarget();
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GCell* begin = autoSource->getGCell();
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GCell* end = autoTarget->getGCell();
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AutoSegment* perpandicular = autoSource->getSegment(2);
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if (perpandicular->isLocal()) {
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perpandicular->setFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
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} else {
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if (perpandicular->getAutoSource() == autoSource) {
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begin->addVSegment( perpandicular );
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} else {
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if (begin->getDown() == perpandicular->getAutoSource()->getGCell()) {
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perpandicular->unsetFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
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} else
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begin->getDown()->removeVSegment( perpandicular );
|
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}
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}
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perpandicular = autoTarget->getSegment(2);
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if (perpandicular->isLocal()) {
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perpandicular->setFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
|
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} else {
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|
if (perpandicular->getAutoSource() == autoTarget) {
|
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|
end->addVSegment( perpandicular );
|
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} else {
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|
if (end->getDown() == perpandicular->getAutoSource()->getGCell()) {
|
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|
|
perpandicular->unsetFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
|
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} else
|
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|
end->getDown()->removeVSegment( perpandicular );
|
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}
|
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}
|
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if (begin != end) {
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for ( GCell* gcell=begin->getRight() ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getRight() )
|
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|
gcell->removeHSegment( this );
|
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}
|
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begin = begin->getDown();
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|
end = end ->getDown();
|
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|
|
autoSource->setGCell( begin );
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|
|
autoTarget->setGCell( end );
|
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|
|
if (begin != end) {
|
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|
for ( GCell* gcell=begin->getRight() ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getRight() )
|
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|
|
gcell->addHSegment( this );
|
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|
|
}
|
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|
|
DbU::Unit y = begin->getSide(Flags::Vertical).getVMax();
|
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|
|
setAxis( y );
|
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|
|
return true;
|
|
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|
|
#endif
|
|
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|
|
return false;
|
|
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|
|
}
|
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|
bool AutoHorizontal::moveURight ()
|
|
|
|
|
{
|
|
|
|
|
#if THIS_IS_DISABLED
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "moveURight() " << this << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if (not getAutoSource()->isTurn() or not getAutoTarget()->isTurn()) return false;
|
|
|
|
|
if (not getAutoSource()->getGCell()->getUp()) return false;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
AutoContact* autoSource = getAutoSource();
|
|
|
|
|
AutoContact* autoTarget = getAutoTarget();
|
|
|
|
|
GCell* begin = autoSource->getGCell();
|
|
|
|
|
GCell* end = autoTarget->getGCell();
|
|
|
|
|
AutoSegment* perpandicular = autoSource->getSegment(2);
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if (perpandicular->isLocal()) {
|
|
|
|
|
perpandicular->setFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
|
|
|
|
|
} else {
|
|
|
|
|
if (perpandicular->getAutoTarget() == autoSource) {
|
|
|
|
|
begin->addVSegment( perpandicular );
|
|
|
|
|
} else {
|
|
|
|
|
if (begin->getUp() == perpandicular->getAutoTarget()->getGCell()) {
|
|
|
|
|
perpandicular->unsetFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
|
|
|
|
|
} else
|
|
|
|
|
begin->getUp()->removeVSegment( perpandicular );
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
perpandicular = autoTarget->getSegment(2);
|
|
|
|
|
if (perpandicular->isLocal()) {
|
|
|
|
|
perpandicular->setFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
|
|
|
|
|
} else {
|
|
|
|
|
if (perpandicular->getAutoTarget() == autoTarget) {
|
|
|
|
|
end->addVSegment( perpandicular );
|
|
|
|
|
} else {
|
|
|
|
|
if (end->getUp() == perpandicular->getAutoTarget()->getGCell()) {
|
|
|
|
|
perpandicular->unsetFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
|
|
|
|
|
} else
|
|
|
|
|
end->getUp()->removeVSegment( perpandicular );
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "| begin:" << begin << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "| end: " << end << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "* remove" << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
if (begin != end) {
|
|
|
|
|
for ( GCell* gcell=begin->getRight() ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getRight() ) {
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "| gcell: " << end << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
gcell->removeHSegment( this );
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
begin = begin->getUp();
|
|
|
|
|
end = end ->getUp();
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
autoSource->setGCell( begin );
|
|
|
|
|
autoTarget->setGCell( end );
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "* add" << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
if (begin != end) {
|
|
|
|
|
for ( GCell* gcell=begin->getRight() ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getRight() ) {
|
|
|
|
|
//cerr << "| gcell: " << end << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
gcell->addHSegment( this );
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
DbU::Unit y = begin->getSide( Flags::Vertical ).getVMin();
|
|
|
|
|
setAxis( y );
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
return true;
|
|
|
|
|
#endif
|
|
|
|
|
return false;
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Replace "unsigned int" by "Flags" in all AutoSegments collections.
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegments collections, change the type of all
the flags that where in "unsigned int" (32 bits) to Flags (uint64_t)
as there is now more than 32 flags for functions.
* New: In Ababatic::Constants, added new flag Flags::WithPerpands, which
makes the number of flags tip over 32 bits, thus making mandatory
to uses Flags and not unsigned int.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegments_Perpandiculars, manage a new flag
Flags::WithDoglegs to allow to propagate through global segments that
are connecteds via doglegs on local segments. Meaning that there is
a good chance that they could be aligned.
Slighly change the way we propagate on aligned segments: no longer
check for VTee or HTee, but only for same direction and layer as
master.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, replace all the "int", "long" and their
variants by the less implementation ambiguous "int32_t", "int64_t"
(and variant). This should help to better detect bit trucation in
flags.
Use the type to give a hint about the flags kind:
- Type "Flags", for flags shared among Anabatic & Katana
functions/methods (may also appear in some objects states).
- Type "uint32_t" for flags belonging to an object internal
state of from Hurricane functions flags (those should be
grouped in a Flag subclass in a perfect world).
2017-05-16 07:53:33 -05:00
|
|
|
Flags AutoHorizontal::_makeDogleg ( GCell* doglegGCell, Flags flags )
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
{
|
2019-03-10 07:25:43 -05:00
|
|
|
DebugSession::open( getNet(), 145, 150 );
|
2016-08-28 12:09:07 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "AutoHorizontal::_makeDogleg(GCell*) in " << doglegGCell << endl;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
cdebug_tabw(149,1);
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
//Session::doglegReset();
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
AutoContact* autoTarget = getAutoTarget();
|
|
|
|
|
AutoContact* autoSource = getAutoSource();
|
|
|
|
|
GCell* begin = autoSource->getGCell();
|
|
|
|
|
GCell* end = autoTarget->getGCell();
|
|
|
|
|
|
Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
|
|
|
if (not autoSource->canDrag()) unsetFlags( SegDrag );
|
|
|
|
|
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
DbU::Unit doglegAxis = (doglegGCell->getXMax() + doglegGCell->getXMin()) / 2;
|
|
|
|
|
if (isLocal())
|
|
|
|
|
doglegAxis = (getSourceX() + getTargetX()) / 2;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Detaching from Target AutoContact " << autoTarget << "." << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if (doglegGCell == begin) unsetFlags( SegGlobal );
|
|
|
|
|
if (doglegGCell != end) {
|
|
|
|
|
GCell* gcell = doglegGCell;
|
|
|
|
|
do {
|
2016-08-30 09:05:15 -05:00
|
|
|
if (gcell != begin) {
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "| Remove from:" << gcell << endl;
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
gcell->removeHSegment( this );
|
2016-08-30 09:05:15 -05:00
|
|
|
}
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
|
|
gcell = gcell->getEast( getNativeMin() );
|
|
|
|
|
} while ( gcell and (gcell != end) );
|
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
Basic support for FreePDK 45 completed.
* New: In Commons, inspector support for std::pair<T,U>.
* New: In Hurricane::Layer, ContactLayer & ViaLayer, support for non
square VIAs. The hole (cut) remains square, but the various metal
extensions can now be different in X and Y. The ::getEnclosure()
method now takes a flag EnclosureH / EnclosureV.
* New: In Hurricane::DbU, inspector support for:
std::pair<DbU::Unit,DbU::Unit>
std::array<DbU::Unit,3>
Must be defined here as DbU do not exists yet in Commons.h
* Bug: In Hurricane::Interval::getSize(), when the interval is "full span",
do not return the difference between min and max, but directly DbU::Max.
(the previous result was -1 !)
* New: In CRL Core Python/Technology.py, support for non square VIAs in
the configuration files. Applied to FreePDK 45.
* New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, added a "symbolic" flag to tell if a gauge
is for symbolic layout or not. Exported to Python.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::updatePosition(), differentiated
computation for soure or target taking account of the VIA extension
in the right segment metal (due to non-square VIAs).
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_makeDogleg(), the dogleg is
UP for HV gauges and DOWN for VH.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::_initialize(), create a cache of the
various extension length for each layer (viaToTop, viaToBottom,
viaToSame).
New implementation of getExtensionCap() using the previous cached
extension table. See updatePositions().
New static functions to access the extension cache in the header:
getViaTotopCap() ...
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, in various update methods, updateOrient()
must always be called *before* updatePositions() as extensions are
dependant on source/target.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::getEndAxes() compute the position of the
first source and last target position (center/axes) on an *aligned*
set of segments.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, add a new state flag SegAxisFixed to
signal segments that can be put on only one track. Specific case
to VH gauge for a M1 vertical terminal with a M2 vertical segment.
The M2 is effectively bound to the M1 axis position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::NetBuilderVH::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), in case of E/W global
and only one RoutingPad the connexion to the RoutingPad was duplicated.
It was valid, but totally stupid.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Session::_canonize(), for an aligned segment set,
intersect the user constraints from all segments instead of only
considering the canonical one.
Issue a warning about too tight constraints only for symbolic
gauges. It may be correct for the real ones.
* New: In Katata::DataNegociate::update(), more accurate computation
of the perpandicular free interval. Use segment extension cap
calculation. Create a special case for fixed axis segments allowing
them to find alternative free interval, try under source and under
target as they are likely to be draggable segments.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::relax(), use the extension cap value
to compute the axis of the perpandicular segemnts.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), now move up the whole set
of aligned segments instead of just the canonical one.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::loadRoutingPads(), more accurate
TrackMarkers insertions for fixed terminals.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEvent::Key::Compare::operator(), segments with
fixed axis are processed prior to any others.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEventLoop, store segment pointers instead of
ids to generate more accurate error messages.
* Change: In Katana::RoutingPlane::create(), perform local track
assignment only for HV gauges.
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenLocal(), add a "dragMinimize"
step in the automaton. Mutliple states transitions can occurs in
a row if an action fails.
* New: In Katana::Session::_toIntervalAxis(), normalize interval
bounds so they are on track positions (by shrinking the interval).
* Bug: In Katana::TrackMarker CTOR, the weigh computation was wrong.
2018-02-17 13:27:38 -06:00
|
|
|
size_t depth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth( _horizontal->getLayer() );
|
|
|
|
|
bool upLayer = true;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if (Session::getRoutingGauge()->isTwoMetals()) {
|
|
|
|
|
upLayer = (depth == 0);
|
|
|
|
|
} else if (Session::getRoutingGauge()->isVH()) {
|
|
|
|
|
upLayer = (depth < 2);
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} else {
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upLayer = (depth+1 <= Session::getConfiguration()->getAllowedDepth());
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}
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Groudwork for routing density driven placement. Compliance with clang 5.0.1.
This commit contains two set of features that should have been commited
separately.
1. Compliance with clang 5.0.1, tested with the RedHat collection
llvm-toolset-7. This allow Coriolis to be compiled under Darwin (MacOS)
with Xcode & macports. The bootstrap install system has been modificated
accordingly.
2. The basic support for routing density driven placement. Related
features are:
* Bloat property. Each Occurrence of an Instance can be individually
bloated. This property not attached to any tool to allow the placer and
router to share it as wanted. Nevertheless, it is defined in Etesian.
* BloatProfile in Katana, add individual Bloat properties to Instances
occurrences based on the East & North overflowed edges of each GCell.
* Support in ToolEngine for a "pass number" of a tool. This pass number
is mainly used to make "per pass" measurements. The MeasureSet system
is improved accordingly to support multiple values of a same measure.
* Embryo of "P&R Conductor" to perform the place & route loop until the
design is successfully placed. May be the first brick of a Silicon
Compiler.
* Change: In boostrap/FindBoostrap.cmake, in setup_boost(), added tag to
the python component for macport (ex: python27).
* Change: In boostrap/build.conf, put etesian before anabatic for
instance occurrence BloatProperty dependency.
Added option support for the "llvm-toolset-7" collection to build
against clang 5.0.1.
* Bug: In Hurricane::getRecord( const pair<T,U>& ), the getSlot<> templates
for first & second arguments must be called with <const T> and <const U>
as the pair itself is const (and not simply <T> & <U>).
* Change: In Hurricane::getSlot() temlate, only use "string" arguments and
not const string&, simpler for template argument deduction.
* Bug: In Hurricane::AnalogCellExtension, the StandardPrivateProperty<>
template has a static member "_name". Clang did show that the template
for this static number has to be put inside the namespace where the
template *is defined* (i.e. Hurricane) instead of the namespace where
it is instanciated (i.e. Analog).
* Bug: In Isobar, Matrix_FromListOfList(), PyInt_AsPlacementStatus() must
be put outside the C linkage back in the Isobar C++ namespace (clang).
* Bug: In Hurricane::DBo::~DBo, and derived add a throw() specification
(clang).
* Bug: In Hurricane::RegularLayer::getEnclosure() & setEnclosure(), change
signature so it matches the one of the base class (clang).
* Bug: In Hurricane::CellPrinter, use double brackets for initializer list
(clang).
* Change: In Hurricane::Breakpoint, reverse the meaning of the error level.
Only error level *lesser or equal* than the stop level will be enabled.
* Bug: In CRL/python/helpers/__init__.loadUserSettings(), must put the
current working directory in the sys.path as in certain configuration
it may not be included.
* Bug: In CRL::ApDriver, DumpSegments(), no longer generate segments when
encountering a RoutingPad on a top-level Pin Occurrence. The segment
was generated in the wrong direction, creating DRC violations on the
"mips_core_flat" example.
* Change: In CRL::Measures, partial re-design of the measurements management.
Now, each kind of measure can accept multiple values put in a vector.
The index is intented to match a tool run number.
* Change: In CRL::Histogram, add support for multiple sets of datas,
indexeds with tool run number.
* Change: In CRL::ToolEngine, add support for multiple pass number, add
addMeasure<> templates for the various data-types.
* Change: In CRL::gdsDriver & CRL::gdsParser(), comment out unused GDS record
name constants.
* New: Etesian::BloatProperty, property to attach to Instance occurrences
that contains the extra number of pitch to add to the cell width.
* Bug: In AutoSegment::CompareByDepthLength, the segment length comparison
was wrong, it was always returning true, which broke the "strick weak
ordering" of the comparison.
This was producing a core-dump in GCell::updateDensity() when sorting
a vector<>. The end() iterator was being dereferenced, leading to the
problem.
* Bug: In Katana::DataSymmetric::checkPairing(), the test for segments
whose axis is perpandicular to the symmetry axis was wrong
("!=" instead of "-").
* New: In Katana/GlobalRoute, new ::selectSegments(), selectOverloadedgcells()
and selectBloatedInstances() to automatically select segments from
overloaded edges, overloaded GCells and bloated cells.
* Change: In KatanaEngine, return a more detailed success state, distinguish
between global and detailed.
Add support for multiple routing iterations.
* New: In cumulus/python/plugins/ConductorPlugin.py, embryo of routing
driven placement.
2019-12-08 18:57:44 -06:00
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size_t doglegDepth = depth + ((upLayer)?1:-1);
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Layer* contactLayer = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getContactLayer( depth + ((upLayer)?0:-1) );
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Session::dogleg( this );
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targetDetach();
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invalidate( Flags::Topology );
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autoTarget->invalidate( Flags::Topology );
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AutoContact* dlContact1 = AutoContactTurn::create( doglegGCell, _horizontal->getNet(), contactLayer );
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AutoContact* dlContact2 = AutoContactTurn::create( doglegGCell, _horizontal->getNet(), contactLayer );
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AutoSegment* segment1 = AutoSegment::create( dlContact1 , dlContact2, Flags::Vertical );
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In Anabatic, correctly set the wire width according to the routing gauge.
* New: Anabatic::AutoContact::setLayerAndWidth() to set both layer and
VIA width/side according to the RoutingGauge. If the delta in zero,
use the metal gauge, and the VIA gauge otherwise.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, Anabatic::AutoContactTurn,
Anabatic::AutoContactHTee & Anabatic::AutoContactVTee, in the
updateTopology() method, set both the layer and the VIA with when
there is a change of layer. Note that this default size may be
overriden later by updateSeize() in the case of non-default width
segments.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, new overload setLayer(size_t) to set
both layer and segment with according to the routing gauge.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal and Anabatic::AutoVertical, in method
_makeDogleg(), make use of the new setLayer() to correctly set up
the wire width.
Idem for Anabatic::AutoSegment::changeDepth() and ::makeDogleg(),
and in Anabatic::LayerAssign.
2019-02-12 05:43:09 -06:00
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segment1->setLayer( doglegDepth );
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segment1->_setAxis( doglegAxis );
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segment1->setFlags( SegDogleg|SegSlackened|SegCanonical|SegNotAligned );
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "New " << dlContact1 << endl;
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "New " << dlContact2 << endl;
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Session::dogleg( segment1 );
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targetAttach( dlContact1 );
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AutoSegment* segment2 = AutoSegment::create( dlContact2 , autoTarget, Flags::Horizontal );
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autoTarget->cacheAttach( segment2 );
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In Anabatic, correctly set the wire width according to the routing gauge.
* New: Anabatic::AutoContact::setLayerAndWidth() to set both layer and
VIA width/side according to the RoutingGauge. If the delta in zero,
use the metal gauge, and the VIA gauge otherwise.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, Anabatic::AutoContactTurn,
Anabatic::AutoContactHTee & Anabatic::AutoContactVTee, in the
updateTopology() method, set both the layer and the VIA with when
there is a change of layer. Note that this default size may be
overriden later by updateSeize() in the case of non-default width
segments.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, new overload setLayer(size_t) to set
both layer and segment with according to the routing gauge.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal and Anabatic::AutoVertical, in method
_makeDogleg(), make use of the new setLayer() to correctly set up
the wire width.
Idem for Anabatic::AutoSegment::changeDepth() and ::makeDogleg(),
and in Anabatic::LayerAssign.
2019-02-12 05:43:09 -06:00
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segment2->setLayer( depth );
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segment2->_setAxis( getY() );
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segment2->setFlags( (isSlackened()?SegSlackened:0) );
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Session::dogleg( segment2 );
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Upgrade of Katana detailed router to support Arlet 6502.
* Change: In Hurricane::SharedName, replace the incremental Id by a hash key.
This is to ensure better deterministic properties. Between use cases,
additional strings may have to be allocated, shitfing the ids. Even if
hash can be duplicated, we should be able to ensure that the absolute
order in map table should be preserved. Supplemental strings are inserted
in a way that keep the previous order.
* Change: In CRL/etc/symbolic/cmos/kite.conf, add "katabatic.routingGauge"
default parameter value ("sxlib").
* Change: In CRL/etc/common/technology.conf, define minimal spacing for
symbolic layers too (added for METAL4 only for now).
* Change: In CRL::Histogram, extend support to dynamically sized histograms.
Add a text pretty print with table and pseudo-curve.
* Change: In Cumulus/plugins/ClockTreePlugin, create blockage under the
block corona corners so the global router do not draw wire under them.
This was creating deadlock for the detailed router.
When the abutment has to be computed, directly use Etesian to do it
instead of duplicating the computation in the Python plugin.
* New: In Etesian, as Coloquinte seems reluctant to evenly spread the
standard cells, we trick it by making them bigger during the placement
stage. Furthermore, we do not not uniformely increase the size of the
cells but create a "bloating profile" based on cell size, cell name
or it's density of terminals. Currently only two profiles are defined,
"disabled" which does nothing and "nsxlib" targeted on 4 metal layer
technologies (aka AMS 350nm, c35b4).
* Bug: In Knik::MatrixVertex, load the default routing gauge using the
configuration parameter "katabatic.routingGauge" as the default one
may not be the first registered one.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::setupNetDatas(), build a dynamic historgram of
the nets terminal numbers.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContact::Invalidate(), always invalidate the
contact cache when topology is invalidated. In case of multiple
invalidations, if the first did not invalidate the cache, later one
that may need it where not allowed to do so. The end result was correct
nonetheless, but it did generate annoying error messages.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContactTurn::updateTopology(), bad computation
of the contact's depth when delta == 2.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Gcell::getCapacity(), was always returning the west
edge capacity, even for the westermost GCell, should be the east
edge in that case.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new measure "distance to
terminal". This is the minimal number of segments separating the
current one from the nearest RoutingPad. This replace the previous
"strong terminal" and "weak terminal" flags.
This distance is used by Katana to sort the events, we route the
segments *from* the RoutingPads *outward*. The idea being that if we
cannot event connect to the RoutingPad, there is no points continuing
as thoses segments are the more constraineds. This gives an order close
to the simple ascending metals but with better results.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new flag "Unbreakable", disable
dogleg making on those segments. mainly intended for local segments
directly connecteds to RoutingPads (distance == 0).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, more aggressive reducing of segments.
Now the only case where a segment cannot be reduced is when it is
one horizontal branch in a HTee or a vertical on a VTee. Check if,
when not accounted the source & target VIAs are still connex, if so,
allow reducing.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContact, new state flags CntVDogleg & CntHDogleg
mainly to prevent making doglegs twice on a turn contact. This is to
limit over-fragmentation. If one dogleg doesn't solve the problem,
making a second one will make things worse only...
* Bug: In Anabatic::Configuration::selectRpcomponent(), we were choosing
the component with the *smallest* span instead of the *bigger* one.
* New: In Anabatic::GCell, introduce a new flag "GoStraight" to tell that
no turn go be made inside those GCells. Mainly used underneath a block
corona.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::layerAssign(), new GCellRps & RpsInRow to manage
GCells with too many terminals. Slacken at least one RoutingPad access
when there is more than 8 RoutingPad in the GCell (slacken or change
a vertical METAL2 (non-preferred) into a METAL3).
* Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilderHV, allow the use of terminal connection
in non-preferred direction. That is, vertical METAL2 directly connected
to the RoutingPad (then a horizontal METAL2). This alllows for short
dogleg without clutering the METAL3 layer (critical for AMS c35b4).
Done in NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), with a new UseNonPref flag.
Perform some other tweaking on METAL1 access topologies, to also
minimize METAL3 use.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::computeNetConstraints(), also compute the
distance to RoutingPad for segments. Set the Unbreakable flag, based
on the distance and segment length (local, short global or long global).
New local function "propagateDistanceFromRp()".
* Change: In AnabaticEngine.h, the sorting class for NetData, SparsityOrder,
is modificated so net with a degree superior to 10 are sorted first,
whatever their sparsity. This is to work in tandem with GlobalRouting.
* New: In Katana::TrackSegmentNonPref, introduce a class to manage segment
in non-preferred routing direction. Mostly intended for small METAL2
vertical directly connected to RoutingPad. Modifications to manage
this new variant all through Katana.
* Change: In Katana::GlobalRoute, DigitalDistance honor the GoStraight flag
of the GCell. Do not make bend inside thoses GCells.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::runGlobalRouter(), high degree nets (>= 10) are
routed first and whitout the global routing estimation. There should be
few of them so they wont create saturations and we want them as straight
as possible. Detour are for long be-points.
Set the saerch halo to one GCell in the initial routing stage (before
ripup).
* Bug: In KatanaEngine & NegociateWindow, call _computeCagedconstraints()
inside NegociateWindow::run(), as segments are inserted into tracks
only at that point so we cannot make the computation earlier.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::repackPerpandiculars(), add a flag to
select whether to replace the perpandiculars *after* or *before* the
current segment.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when the
segment is fully enclosed inside a global, the longest overlap cost
is set to the shortest global hoverhang (before or after).
When the cost is for a global, set an infinite cost if the overlapping
segment has a RP distance less or equal to 1 (this is an access segment).
* Bug: In Katana::PowerRailsPlane::Rail::doLayout(), correct computation of
the segments extension cap.
* New: In Katana::QueryPowerRails::addToPowerRail(), add support for Pad.
* Change: In Katana/PreProcess::protectCagedTerminals(), apply the contraints
to any turn connected to the first segment of the RoutingPad so the
perpandicular constraints got propagated to the perpandicular segment...
* Change: In RoutingEvent, cache the "distance to RP" value.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::Key::compare(), sort *first* on distance to
RoutingPad, then layer depth. If both distance to RoutingPad is null,
then sort on segment length.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::_processRepair(), try a repack perpandicular with
perpandiculars first (then with perpandicular last, then give up).
* Change: In SegmentFsm::bindToTrack() and moveToTrack(), set an axis hint
when creating the insertion event.
* Change: In SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), add a step through slacken between
minimize and maximum slack (wihch directly end up in unimplemented).
* Change: In Session::_addInsertEvent(), add an axis parameter needed when
the axis of the segment is not the one of the track (case of wide
segments or non-preferred direction).
* Bug: In Track::_preDestroy(), bad management of the TrackElement reference
count. Destroy the segment only when reaching zero...
* Bug: In Track::expandFreeIneterval(), forgotten to manage case when there
is a set of overlaping segments at the "end" of the track, the
EndIsTrackMax was not set.
* Change: In TrackCost::Compare, increase the cost when an overlaping
segment is at it's ripup limit. We should try *not* to rip it up if
we can. Add a dedicated flag "AtRipupLimit".
* Change: In TrackElement, add proxies for isUnbreakable(), new function
updateTrackSpan().
* New: In TrackFixedSegment CTOR, when a supply wire of METAL2 or above is
found, make the underlying GCells "GoStraight".
* New: In TrackElement::canDogleg(GCell*), check for already done perpandicular
dogleg on source/target (reject if so).
2019-07-28 16:20:00 -05:00
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if (autoSource->isTerminal() and autoTarget->isTerminal()) {
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dlContact1->setFlags ( CntWeakTerminal );
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dlContact2->setFlags ( CntWeakTerminal );
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if (autoTarget->getGCell() == doglegGCell) dlContact1->migrateConstraintBox( autoTarget );
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if (autoSource->getGCell() == doglegGCell) dlContact2->migrateConstraintBox( autoSource );
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} else if (autoSource->isTerminal()) {
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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autoTarget->unsetFlags( CntWeakTerminal );
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dlContact1->setFlags ( CntWeakTerminal );
|
Upgrade of Katana detailed router to support Arlet 6502.
* Change: In Hurricane::SharedName, replace the incremental Id by a hash key.
This is to ensure better deterministic properties. Between use cases,
additional strings may have to be allocated, shitfing the ids. Even if
hash can be duplicated, we should be able to ensure that the absolute
order in map table should be preserved. Supplemental strings are inserted
in a way that keep the previous order.
* Change: In CRL/etc/symbolic/cmos/kite.conf, add "katabatic.routingGauge"
default parameter value ("sxlib").
* Change: In CRL/etc/common/technology.conf, define minimal spacing for
symbolic layers too (added for METAL4 only for now).
* Change: In CRL::Histogram, extend support to dynamically sized histograms.
Add a text pretty print with table and pseudo-curve.
* Change: In Cumulus/plugins/ClockTreePlugin, create blockage under the
block corona corners so the global router do not draw wire under them.
This was creating deadlock for the detailed router.
When the abutment has to be computed, directly use Etesian to do it
instead of duplicating the computation in the Python plugin.
* New: In Etesian, as Coloquinte seems reluctant to evenly spread the
standard cells, we trick it by making them bigger during the placement
stage. Furthermore, we do not not uniformely increase the size of the
cells but create a "bloating profile" based on cell size, cell name
or it's density of terminals. Currently only two profiles are defined,
"disabled" which does nothing and "nsxlib" targeted on 4 metal layer
technologies (aka AMS 350nm, c35b4).
* Bug: In Knik::MatrixVertex, load the default routing gauge using the
configuration parameter "katabatic.routingGauge" as the default one
may not be the first registered one.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::setupNetDatas(), build a dynamic historgram of
the nets terminal numbers.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContact::Invalidate(), always invalidate the
contact cache when topology is invalidated. In case of multiple
invalidations, if the first did not invalidate the cache, later one
that may need it where not allowed to do so. The end result was correct
nonetheless, but it did generate annoying error messages.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContactTurn::updateTopology(), bad computation
of the contact's depth when delta == 2.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Gcell::getCapacity(), was always returning the west
edge capacity, even for the westermost GCell, should be the east
edge in that case.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new measure "distance to
terminal". This is the minimal number of segments separating the
current one from the nearest RoutingPad. This replace the previous
"strong terminal" and "weak terminal" flags.
This distance is used by Katana to sort the events, we route the
segments *from* the RoutingPads *outward*. The idea being that if we
cannot event connect to the RoutingPad, there is no points continuing
as thoses segments are the more constraineds. This gives an order close
to the simple ascending metals but with better results.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new flag "Unbreakable", disable
dogleg making on those segments. mainly intended for local segments
directly connecteds to RoutingPads (distance == 0).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, more aggressive reducing of segments.
Now the only case where a segment cannot be reduced is when it is
one horizontal branch in a HTee or a vertical on a VTee. Check if,
when not accounted the source & target VIAs are still connex, if so,
allow reducing.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContact, new state flags CntVDogleg & CntHDogleg
mainly to prevent making doglegs twice on a turn contact. This is to
limit over-fragmentation. If one dogleg doesn't solve the problem,
making a second one will make things worse only...
* Bug: In Anabatic::Configuration::selectRpcomponent(), we were choosing
the component with the *smallest* span instead of the *bigger* one.
* New: In Anabatic::GCell, introduce a new flag "GoStraight" to tell that
no turn go be made inside those GCells. Mainly used underneath a block
corona.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::layerAssign(), new GCellRps & RpsInRow to manage
GCells with too many terminals. Slacken at least one RoutingPad access
when there is more than 8 RoutingPad in the GCell (slacken or change
a vertical METAL2 (non-preferred) into a METAL3).
* Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilderHV, allow the use of terminal connection
in non-preferred direction. That is, vertical METAL2 directly connected
to the RoutingPad (then a horizontal METAL2). This alllows for short
dogleg without clutering the METAL3 layer (critical for AMS c35b4).
Done in NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), with a new UseNonPref flag.
Perform some other tweaking on METAL1 access topologies, to also
minimize METAL3 use.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::computeNetConstraints(), also compute the
distance to RoutingPad for segments. Set the Unbreakable flag, based
on the distance and segment length (local, short global or long global).
New local function "propagateDistanceFromRp()".
* Change: In AnabaticEngine.h, the sorting class for NetData, SparsityOrder,
is modificated so net with a degree superior to 10 are sorted first,
whatever their sparsity. This is to work in tandem with GlobalRouting.
* New: In Katana::TrackSegmentNonPref, introduce a class to manage segment
in non-preferred routing direction. Mostly intended for small METAL2
vertical directly connected to RoutingPad. Modifications to manage
this new variant all through Katana.
* Change: In Katana::GlobalRoute, DigitalDistance honor the GoStraight flag
of the GCell. Do not make bend inside thoses GCells.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::runGlobalRouter(), high degree nets (>= 10) are
routed first and whitout the global routing estimation. There should be
few of them so they wont create saturations and we want them as straight
as possible. Detour are for long be-points.
Set the saerch halo to one GCell in the initial routing stage (before
ripup).
* Bug: In KatanaEngine & NegociateWindow, call _computeCagedconstraints()
inside NegociateWindow::run(), as segments are inserted into tracks
only at that point so we cannot make the computation earlier.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::repackPerpandiculars(), add a flag to
select whether to replace the perpandiculars *after* or *before* the
current segment.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when the
segment is fully enclosed inside a global, the longest overlap cost
is set to the shortest global hoverhang (before or after).
When the cost is for a global, set an infinite cost if the overlapping
segment has a RP distance less or equal to 1 (this is an access segment).
* Bug: In Katana::PowerRailsPlane::Rail::doLayout(), correct computation of
the segments extension cap.
* New: In Katana::QueryPowerRails::addToPowerRail(), add support for Pad.
* Change: In Katana/PreProcess::protectCagedTerminals(), apply the contraints
to any turn connected to the first segment of the RoutingPad so the
perpandicular constraints got propagated to the perpandicular segment...
* Change: In RoutingEvent, cache the "distance to RP" value.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::Key::compare(), sort *first* on distance to
RoutingPad, then layer depth. If both distance to RoutingPad is null,
then sort on segment length.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::_processRepair(), try a repack perpandicular with
perpandiculars first (then with perpandicular last, then give up).
* Change: In SegmentFsm::bindToTrack() and moveToTrack(), set an axis hint
when creating the insertion event.
* Change: In SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), add a step through slacken between
minimize and maximum slack (wihch directly end up in unimplemented).
* Change: In Session::_addInsertEvent(), add an axis parameter needed when
the axis of the segment is not the one of the track (case of wide
segments or non-preferred direction).
* Bug: In Track::_preDestroy(), bad management of the TrackElement reference
count. Destroy the segment only when reaching zero...
* Bug: In Track::expandFreeIneterval(), forgotten to manage case when there
is a set of overlaping segments at the "end" of the track, the
EndIsTrackMax was not set.
* Change: In TrackCost::Compare, increase the cost when an overlaping
segment is at it's ripup limit. We should try *not* to rip it up if
we can. Add a dedicated flag "AtRipupLimit".
* Change: In TrackElement, add proxies for isUnbreakable(), new function
updateTrackSpan().
* New: In TrackFixedSegment CTOR, when a supply wire of METAL2 or above is
found, make the underlying GCells "GoStraight".
* New: In TrackElement::canDogleg(GCell*), check for already done perpandicular
dogleg on source/target (reject if so).
2019-07-28 16:20:00 -05:00
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if (autoTarget->getGCell() == doglegGCell) dlContact1->migrateConstraintBox( autoTarget );
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2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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} else if (autoTarget->isTerminal()) {
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unsetFlags( SegTargetTerminal );
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setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
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autoSource->unsetFlags( CntWeakTerminal );
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dlContact2->setFlags ( CntWeakTerminal );
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Upgrade of Katana detailed router to support Arlet 6502.
* Change: In Hurricane::SharedName, replace the incremental Id by a hash key.
This is to ensure better deterministic properties. Between use cases,
additional strings may have to be allocated, shitfing the ids. Even if
hash can be duplicated, we should be able to ensure that the absolute
order in map table should be preserved. Supplemental strings are inserted
in a way that keep the previous order.
* Change: In CRL/etc/symbolic/cmos/kite.conf, add "katabatic.routingGauge"
default parameter value ("sxlib").
* Change: In CRL/etc/common/technology.conf, define minimal spacing for
symbolic layers too (added for METAL4 only for now).
* Change: In CRL::Histogram, extend support to dynamically sized histograms.
Add a text pretty print with table and pseudo-curve.
* Change: In Cumulus/plugins/ClockTreePlugin, create blockage under the
block corona corners so the global router do not draw wire under them.
This was creating deadlock for the detailed router.
When the abutment has to be computed, directly use Etesian to do it
instead of duplicating the computation in the Python plugin.
* New: In Etesian, as Coloquinte seems reluctant to evenly spread the
standard cells, we trick it by making them bigger during the placement
stage. Furthermore, we do not not uniformely increase the size of the
cells but create a "bloating profile" based on cell size, cell name
or it's density of terminals. Currently only two profiles are defined,
"disabled" which does nothing and "nsxlib" targeted on 4 metal layer
technologies (aka AMS 350nm, c35b4).
* Bug: In Knik::MatrixVertex, load the default routing gauge using the
configuration parameter "katabatic.routingGauge" as the default one
may not be the first registered one.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::setupNetDatas(), build a dynamic historgram of
the nets terminal numbers.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContact::Invalidate(), always invalidate the
contact cache when topology is invalidated. In case of multiple
invalidations, if the first did not invalidate the cache, later one
that may need it where not allowed to do so. The end result was correct
nonetheless, but it did generate annoying error messages.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContactTurn::updateTopology(), bad computation
of the contact's depth when delta == 2.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Gcell::getCapacity(), was always returning the west
edge capacity, even for the westermost GCell, should be the east
edge in that case.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new measure "distance to
terminal". This is the minimal number of segments separating the
current one from the nearest RoutingPad. This replace the previous
"strong terminal" and "weak terminal" flags.
This distance is used by Katana to sort the events, we route the
segments *from* the RoutingPads *outward*. The idea being that if we
cannot event connect to the RoutingPad, there is no points continuing
as thoses segments are the more constraineds. This gives an order close
to the simple ascending metals but with better results.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new flag "Unbreakable", disable
dogleg making on those segments. mainly intended for local segments
directly connecteds to RoutingPads (distance == 0).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, more aggressive reducing of segments.
Now the only case where a segment cannot be reduced is when it is
one horizontal branch in a HTee or a vertical on a VTee. Check if,
when not accounted the source & target VIAs are still connex, if so,
allow reducing.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContact, new state flags CntVDogleg & CntHDogleg
mainly to prevent making doglegs twice on a turn contact. This is to
limit over-fragmentation. If one dogleg doesn't solve the problem,
making a second one will make things worse only...
* Bug: In Anabatic::Configuration::selectRpcomponent(), we were choosing
the component with the *smallest* span instead of the *bigger* one.
* New: In Anabatic::GCell, introduce a new flag "GoStraight" to tell that
no turn go be made inside those GCells. Mainly used underneath a block
corona.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::layerAssign(), new GCellRps & RpsInRow to manage
GCells with too many terminals. Slacken at least one RoutingPad access
when there is more than 8 RoutingPad in the GCell (slacken or change
a vertical METAL2 (non-preferred) into a METAL3).
* Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilderHV, allow the use of terminal connection
in non-preferred direction. That is, vertical METAL2 directly connected
to the RoutingPad (then a horizontal METAL2). This alllows for short
dogleg without clutering the METAL3 layer (critical for AMS c35b4).
Done in NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), with a new UseNonPref flag.
Perform some other tweaking on METAL1 access topologies, to also
minimize METAL3 use.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::computeNetConstraints(), also compute the
distance to RoutingPad for segments. Set the Unbreakable flag, based
on the distance and segment length (local, short global or long global).
New local function "propagateDistanceFromRp()".
* Change: In AnabaticEngine.h, the sorting class for NetData, SparsityOrder,
is modificated so net with a degree superior to 10 are sorted first,
whatever their sparsity. This is to work in tandem with GlobalRouting.
* New: In Katana::TrackSegmentNonPref, introduce a class to manage segment
in non-preferred routing direction. Mostly intended for small METAL2
vertical directly connected to RoutingPad. Modifications to manage
this new variant all through Katana.
* Change: In Katana::GlobalRoute, DigitalDistance honor the GoStraight flag
of the GCell. Do not make bend inside thoses GCells.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::runGlobalRouter(), high degree nets (>= 10) are
routed first and whitout the global routing estimation. There should be
few of them so they wont create saturations and we want them as straight
as possible. Detour are for long be-points.
Set the saerch halo to one GCell in the initial routing stage (before
ripup).
* Bug: In KatanaEngine & NegociateWindow, call _computeCagedconstraints()
inside NegociateWindow::run(), as segments are inserted into tracks
only at that point so we cannot make the computation earlier.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::repackPerpandiculars(), add a flag to
select whether to replace the perpandiculars *after* or *before* the
current segment.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when the
segment is fully enclosed inside a global, the longest overlap cost
is set to the shortest global hoverhang (before or after).
When the cost is for a global, set an infinite cost if the overlapping
segment has a RP distance less or equal to 1 (this is an access segment).
* Bug: In Katana::PowerRailsPlane::Rail::doLayout(), correct computation of
the segments extension cap.
* New: In Katana::QueryPowerRails::addToPowerRail(), add support for Pad.
* Change: In Katana/PreProcess::protectCagedTerminals(), apply the contraints
to any turn connected to the first segment of the RoutingPad so the
perpandicular constraints got propagated to the perpandicular segment...
* Change: In RoutingEvent, cache the "distance to RP" value.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::Key::compare(), sort *first* on distance to
RoutingPad, then layer depth. If both distance to RoutingPad is null,
then sort on segment length.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::_processRepair(), try a repack perpandicular with
perpandiculars first (then with perpandicular last, then give up).
* Change: In SegmentFsm::bindToTrack() and moveToTrack(), set an axis hint
when creating the insertion event.
* Change: In SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), add a step through slacken between
minimize and maximum slack (wihch directly end up in unimplemented).
* Change: In Session::_addInsertEvent(), add an axis parameter needed when
the axis of the segment is not the one of the track (case of wide
segments or non-preferred direction).
* Bug: In Track::_preDestroy(), bad management of the TrackElement reference
count. Destroy the segment only when reaching zero...
* Bug: In Track::expandFreeIneterval(), forgotten to manage case when there
is a set of overlaping segments at the "end" of the track, the
EndIsTrackMax was not set.
* Change: In TrackCost::Compare, increase the cost when an overlaping
segment is at it's ripup limit. We should try *not* to rip it up if
we can. Add a dedicated flag "AtRipupLimit".
* Change: In TrackElement, add proxies for isUnbreakable(), new function
updateTrackSpan().
* New: In TrackFixedSegment CTOR, when a supply wire of METAL2 or above is
found, make the underlying GCells "GoStraight".
* New: In TrackElement::canDogleg(GCell*), check for already done perpandicular
dogleg on source/target (reject if so).
2019-07-28 16:20:00 -05:00
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if (autoSource->getGCell() == doglegGCell) dlContact2->migrateConstraintBox( autoSource );
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} else if (isWeakTerminal()) {
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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|
segment1->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
|
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|
|
|
segment2->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
|
Upgrade of Katana detailed router to support Arlet 6502.
* Change: In Hurricane::SharedName, replace the incremental Id by a hash key.
This is to ensure better deterministic properties. Between use cases,
additional strings may have to be allocated, shitfing the ids. Even if
hash can be duplicated, we should be able to ensure that the absolute
order in map table should be preserved. Supplemental strings are inserted
in a way that keep the previous order.
* Change: In CRL/etc/symbolic/cmos/kite.conf, add "katabatic.routingGauge"
default parameter value ("sxlib").
* Change: In CRL/etc/common/technology.conf, define minimal spacing for
symbolic layers too (added for METAL4 only for now).
* Change: In CRL::Histogram, extend support to dynamically sized histograms.
Add a text pretty print with table and pseudo-curve.
* Change: In Cumulus/plugins/ClockTreePlugin, create blockage under the
block corona corners so the global router do not draw wire under them.
This was creating deadlock for the detailed router.
When the abutment has to be computed, directly use Etesian to do it
instead of duplicating the computation in the Python plugin.
* New: In Etesian, as Coloquinte seems reluctant to evenly spread the
standard cells, we trick it by making them bigger during the placement
stage. Furthermore, we do not not uniformely increase the size of the
cells but create a "bloating profile" based on cell size, cell name
or it's density of terminals. Currently only two profiles are defined,
"disabled" which does nothing and "nsxlib" targeted on 4 metal layer
technologies (aka AMS 350nm, c35b4).
* Bug: In Knik::MatrixVertex, load the default routing gauge using the
configuration parameter "katabatic.routingGauge" as the default one
may not be the first registered one.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::setupNetDatas(), build a dynamic historgram of
the nets terminal numbers.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContact::Invalidate(), always invalidate the
contact cache when topology is invalidated. In case of multiple
invalidations, if the first did not invalidate the cache, later one
that may need it where not allowed to do so. The end result was correct
nonetheless, but it did generate annoying error messages.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContactTurn::updateTopology(), bad computation
of the contact's depth when delta == 2.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Gcell::getCapacity(), was always returning the west
edge capacity, even for the westermost GCell, should be the east
edge in that case.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new measure "distance to
terminal". This is the minimal number of segments separating the
current one from the nearest RoutingPad. This replace the previous
"strong terminal" and "weak terminal" flags.
This distance is used by Katana to sort the events, we route the
segments *from* the RoutingPads *outward*. The idea being that if we
cannot event connect to the RoutingPad, there is no points continuing
as thoses segments are the more constraineds. This gives an order close
to the simple ascending metals but with better results.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new flag "Unbreakable", disable
dogleg making on those segments. mainly intended for local segments
directly connecteds to RoutingPads (distance == 0).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, more aggressive reducing of segments.
Now the only case where a segment cannot be reduced is when it is
one horizontal branch in a HTee or a vertical on a VTee. Check if,
when not accounted the source & target VIAs are still connex, if so,
allow reducing.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContact, new state flags CntVDogleg & CntHDogleg
mainly to prevent making doglegs twice on a turn contact. This is to
limit over-fragmentation. If one dogleg doesn't solve the problem,
making a second one will make things worse only...
* Bug: In Anabatic::Configuration::selectRpcomponent(), we were choosing
the component with the *smallest* span instead of the *bigger* one.
* New: In Anabatic::GCell, introduce a new flag "GoStraight" to tell that
no turn go be made inside those GCells. Mainly used underneath a block
corona.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::layerAssign(), new GCellRps & RpsInRow to manage
GCells with too many terminals. Slacken at least one RoutingPad access
when there is more than 8 RoutingPad in the GCell (slacken or change
a vertical METAL2 (non-preferred) into a METAL3).
* Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilderHV, allow the use of terminal connection
in non-preferred direction. That is, vertical METAL2 directly connected
to the RoutingPad (then a horizontal METAL2). This alllows for short
dogleg without clutering the METAL3 layer (critical for AMS c35b4).
Done in NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), with a new UseNonPref flag.
Perform some other tweaking on METAL1 access topologies, to also
minimize METAL3 use.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::computeNetConstraints(), also compute the
distance to RoutingPad for segments. Set the Unbreakable flag, based
on the distance and segment length (local, short global or long global).
New local function "propagateDistanceFromRp()".
* Change: In AnabaticEngine.h, the sorting class for NetData, SparsityOrder,
is modificated so net with a degree superior to 10 are sorted first,
whatever their sparsity. This is to work in tandem with GlobalRouting.
* New: In Katana::TrackSegmentNonPref, introduce a class to manage segment
in non-preferred routing direction. Mostly intended for small METAL2
vertical directly connected to RoutingPad. Modifications to manage
this new variant all through Katana.
* Change: In Katana::GlobalRoute, DigitalDistance honor the GoStraight flag
of the GCell. Do not make bend inside thoses GCells.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::runGlobalRouter(), high degree nets (>= 10) are
routed first and whitout the global routing estimation. There should be
few of them so they wont create saturations and we want them as straight
as possible. Detour are for long be-points.
Set the saerch halo to one GCell in the initial routing stage (before
ripup).
* Bug: In KatanaEngine & NegociateWindow, call _computeCagedconstraints()
inside NegociateWindow::run(), as segments are inserted into tracks
only at that point so we cannot make the computation earlier.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::repackPerpandiculars(), add a flag to
select whether to replace the perpandiculars *after* or *before* the
current segment.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when the
segment is fully enclosed inside a global, the longest overlap cost
is set to the shortest global hoverhang (before or after).
When the cost is for a global, set an infinite cost if the overlapping
segment has a RP distance less or equal to 1 (this is an access segment).
* Bug: In Katana::PowerRailsPlane::Rail::doLayout(), correct computation of
the segments extension cap.
* New: In Katana::QueryPowerRails::addToPowerRail(), add support for Pad.
* Change: In Katana/PreProcess::protectCagedTerminals(), apply the contraints
to any turn connected to the first segment of the RoutingPad so the
perpandicular constraints got propagated to the perpandicular segment...
* Change: In RoutingEvent, cache the "distance to RP" value.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::Key::compare(), sort *first* on distance to
RoutingPad, then layer depth. If both distance to RoutingPad is null,
then sort on segment length.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::_processRepair(), try a repack perpandicular with
perpandiculars first (then with perpandicular last, then give up).
* Change: In SegmentFsm::bindToTrack() and moveToTrack(), set an axis hint
when creating the insertion event.
* Change: In SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), add a step through slacken between
minimize and maximum slack (wihch directly end up in unimplemented).
* Change: In Session::_addInsertEvent(), add an axis parameter needed when
the axis of the segment is not the one of the track (case of wide
segments or non-preferred direction).
* Bug: In Track::_preDestroy(), bad management of the TrackElement reference
count. Destroy the segment only when reaching zero...
* Bug: In Track::expandFreeIneterval(), forgotten to manage case when there
is a set of overlaping segments at the "end" of the track, the
EndIsTrackMax was not set.
* Change: In TrackCost::Compare, increase the cost when an overlaping
segment is at it's ripup limit. We should try *not* to rip it up if
we can. Add a dedicated flag "AtRipupLimit".
* Change: In TrackElement, add proxies for isUnbreakable(), new function
updateTrackSpan().
* New: In TrackFixedSegment CTOR, when a supply wire of METAL2 or above is
found, make the underlying GCells "GoStraight".
* New: In TrackElement::canDogleg(GCell*), check for already done perpandicular
dogleg on source/target (reject if so).
2019-07-28 16:20:00 -05:00
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}
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// if (autoSource->isTerminal()) {
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// segment1->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
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// segment2->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
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// autoTarget->unsetFlags( CntWeakTerminal );
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// dlContact1->setFlags ( CntWeakTerminal );
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// if (autoTarget->getGCell() == doglegGCell)
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// dlContact1->migrateConstraintBox( autoTarget );
|
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|
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// } else if (autoTarget->isTerminal()) {
|
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// unsetFlags( SegTargetTerminal );
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|
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// setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
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// segment1->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
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// segment2->setFlags( SegTargetTerminal );
|
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// autoSource->unsetFlags( CntWeakTerminal );
|
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|
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// dlContact2->setFlags ( CntWeakTerminal );
|
|
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|
|
// if (autoSource->getGCell() == doglegGCell)
|
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|
|
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// dlContact2->migrateConstraintBox( autoSource );
|
|
|
|
|
// } else if (isWeakTerminal()) {
|
|
|
|
|
// segment1->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
|
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|
|
// segment2->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
|
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|
|
// }
|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
|
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|
|
Added analog type on segment NetRoutingProperty.
* New: In Anabatic_AutoSegments collection, added a Flag to the constructors
to allow different behavior between digital and analog modes.
For "Aligneds" and "Perpandiculars" collections, now manage a new
Flag WithDoglegs to follow aligned globals through local doglegs
(for analog nets).
Adjust the log level of collections to 144 (formerly 145).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, new flag SegAnalog for segments that are
part of an analog net.
Note that with this flag, we reach the 32 bits limit...
* Change: In Anabatic::Constants, Flags are now declared as BaseFlags
objects and *not* uint64_t. This avoids overload resolution problems with
arithmetical overload of the operators.
The BaseFlags/Flags types are now completly "isolated" from the
uint64_t, it has the advantage of showing where unwanted previous implicit
conversions where occuring.
* Change: In Katana::Constants, Flags values are now of BaseFlags type instead
of uint64_t.
* Change: In Anabatic::Dijkstra, lots of log cleanup.
* Change: In Anabatic::GCell::getSide(), make the "shrink" parameter visible
to allow to substract the topmost and rightmost track for axis span
computation in AutoSegment::computeOptimal(). Used for analog mode.
* Change: In NetRoutingState, added a flag for analog mode. Use uint32_t
for the flags type.
* New: In Isobar, export the NetRoutingState and NetRoutingExtension objects.
2017-05-20 05:33:12 -05:00
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|
|
if (isAnalog()) {
|
|
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|
|
segment1->setFlags( SegAnalog );
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|
|
segment2->setFlags( SegAnalog );
|
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}
|
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|
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|
2016-07-18 07:48:37 -05:00
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "Session::dogleg[x+1] perpand: " << segment1 << endl;
|
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|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Session::dogleg[x+2] new paral: " << segment2 << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Session::dogleg[x+0] original: " << this << endl;
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
dlContact1->updateCache();
|
|
|
|
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dlContact2->updateCache();
|
|
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|
|
//autoTarget->updateCache();
|
|
|
|
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|
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segment2->canonize( flags );
|
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|
|
if (not isCanonical()) canonize( flags );
|
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updateNativeConstraints();
|
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|
|
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segment2->updateNativeConstraints();
|
|
|
|
|
|
Upgrade of Katana detailed router to support Arlet 6502.
* Change: In Hurricane::SharedName, replace the incremental Id by a hash key.
This is to ensure better deterministic properties. Between use cases,
additional strings may have to be allocated, shitfing the ids. Even if
hash can be duplicated, we should be able to ensure that the absolute
order in map table should be preserved. Supplemental strings are inserted
in a way that keep the previous order.
* Change: In CRL/etc/symbolic/cmos/kite.conf, add "katabatic.routingGauge"
default parameter value ("sxlib").
* Change: In CRL/etc/common/technology.conf, define minimal spacing for
symbolic layers too (added for METAL4 only for now).
* Change: In CRL::Histogram, extend support to dynamically sized histograms.
Add a text pretty print with table and pseudo-curve.
* Change: In Cumulus/plugins/ClockTreePlugin, create blockage under the
block corona corners so the global router do not draw wire under them.
This was creating deadlock for the detailed router.
When the abutment has to be computed, directly use Etesian to do it
instead of duplicating the computation in the Python plugin.
* New: In Etesian, as Coloquinte seems reluctant to evenly spread the
standard cells, we trick it by making them bigger during the placement
stage. Furthermore, we do not not uniformely increase the size of the
cells but create a "bloating profile" based on cell size, cell name
or it's density of terminals. Currently only two profiles are defined,
"disabled" which does nothing and "nsxlib" targeted on 4 metal layer
technologies (aka AMS 350nm, c35b4).
* Bug: In Knik::MatrixVertex, load the default routing gauge using the
configuration parameter "katabatic.routingGauge" as the default one
may not be the first registered one.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::setupNetDatas(), build a dynamic historgram of
the nets terminal numbers.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContact::Invalidate(), always invalidate the
contact cache when topology is invalidated. In case of multiple
invalidations, if the first did not invalidate the cache, later one
that may need it where not allowed to do so. The end result was correct
nonetheless, but it did generate annoying error messages.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContactTurn::updateTopology(), bad computation
of the contact's depth when delta == 2.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Gcell::getCapacity(), was always returning the west
edge capacity, even for the westermost GCell, should be the east
edge in that case.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new measure "distance to
terminal". This is the minimal number of segments separating the
current one from the nearest RoutingPad. This replace the previous
"strong terminal" and "weak terminal" flags.
This distance is used by Katana to sort the events, we route the
segments *from* the RoutingPads *outward*. The idea being that if we
cannot event connect to the RoutingPad, there is no points continuing
as thoses segments are the more constraineds. This gives an order close
to the simple ascending metals but with better results.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new flag "Unbreakable", disable
dogleg making on those segments. mainly intended for local segments
directly connecteds to RoutingPads (distance == 0).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, more aggressive reducing of segments.
Now the only case where a segment cannot be reduced is when it is
one horizontal branch in a HTee or a vertical on a VTee. Check if,
when not accounted the source & target VIAs are still connex, if so,
allow reducing.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContact, new state flags CntVDogleg & CntHDogleg
mainly to prevent making doglegs twice on a turn contact. This is to
limit over-fragmentation. If one dogleg doesn't solve the problem,
making a second one will make things worse only...
* Bug: In Anabatic::Configuration::selectRpcomponent(), we were choosing
the component with the *smallest* span instead of the *bigger* one.
* New: In Anabatic::GCell, introduce a new flag "GoStraight" to tell that
no turn go be made inside those GCells. Mainly used underneath a block
corona.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::layerAssign(), new GCellRps & RpsInRow to manage
GCells with too many terminals. Slacken at least one RoutingPad access
when there is more than 8 RoutingPad in the GCell (slacken or change
a vertical METAL2 (non-preferred) into a METAL3).
* Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilderHV, allow the use of terminal connection
in non-preferred direction. That is, vertical METAL2 directly connected
to the RoutingPad (then a horizontal METAL2). This alllows for short
dogleg without clutering the METAL3 layer (critical for AMS c35b4).
Done in NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), with a new UseNonPref flag.
Perform some other tweaking on METAL1 access topologies, to also
minimize METAL3 use.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::computeNetConstraints(), also compute the
distance to RoutingPad for segments. Set the Unbreakable flag, based
on the distance and segment length (local, short global or long global).
New local function "propagateDistanceFromRp()".
* Change: In AnabaticEngine.h, the sorting class for NetData, SparsityOrder,
is modificated so net with a degree superior to 10 are sorted first,
whatever their sparsity. This is to work in tandem with GlobalRouting.
* New: In Katana::TrackSegmentNonPref, introduce a class to manage segment
in non-preferred routing direction. Mostly intended for small METAL2
vertical directly connected to RoutingPad. Modifications to manage
this new variant all through Katana.
* Change: In Katana::GlobalRoute, DigitalDistance honor the GoStraight flag
of the GCell. Do not make bend inside thoses GCells.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::runGlobalRouter(), high degree nets (>= 10) are
routed first and whitout the global routing estimation. There should be
few of them so they wont create saturations and we want them as straight
as possible. Detour are for long be-points.
Set the saerch halo to one GCell in the initial routing stage (before
ripup).
* Bug: In KatanaEngine & NegociateWindow, call _computeCagedconstraints()
inside NegociateWindow::run(), as segments are inserted into tracks
only at that point so we cannot make the computation earlier.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::repackPerpandiculars(), add a flag to
select whether to replace the perpandiculars *after* or *before* the
current segment.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when the
segment is fully enclosed inside a global, the longest overlap cost
is set to the shortest global hoverhang (before or after).
When the cost is for a global, set an infinite cost if the overlapping
segment has a RP distance less or equal to 1 (this is an access segment).
* Bug: In Katana::PowerRailsPlane::Rail::doLayout(), correct computation of
the segments extension cap.
* New: In Katana::QueryPowerRails::addToPowerRail(), add support for Pad.
* Change: In Katana/PreProcess::protectCagedTerminals(), apply the contraints
to any turn connected to the first segment of the RoutingPad so the
perpandicular constraints got propagated to the perpandicular segment...
* Change: In RoutingEvent, cache the "distance to RP" value.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::Key::compare(), sort *first* on distance to
RoutingPad, then layer depth. If both distance to RoutingPad is null,
then sort on segment length.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::_processRepair(), try a repack perpandicular with
perpandiculars first (then with perpandicular last, then give up).
* Change: In SegmentFsm::bindToTrack() and moveToTrack(), set an axis hint
when creating the insertion event.
* Change: In SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), add a step through slacken between
minimize and maximum slack (wihch directly end up in unimplemented).
* Change: In Session::_addInsertEvent(), add an axis parameter needed when
the axis of the segment is not the one of the track (case of wide
segments or non-preferred direction).
* Bug: In Track::_preDestroy(), bad management of the TrackElement reference
count. Destroy the segment only when reaching zero...
* Bug: In Track::expandFreeIneterval(), forgotten to manage case when there
is a set of overlaping segments at the "end" of the track, the
EndIsTrackMax was not set.
* Change: In TrackCost::Compare, increase the cost when an overlaping
segment is at it's ripup limit. We should try *not* to rip it up if
we can. Add a dedicated flag "AtRipupLimit".
* Change: In TrackElement, add proxies for isUnbreakable(), new function
updateTrackSpan().
* New: In TrackFixedSegment CTOR, when a supply wire of METAL2 or above is
found, make the underlying GCells "GoStraight".
* New: In TrackElement::canDogleg(GCell*), check for already done perpandicular
dogleg on source/target (reject if so).
2019-07-28 16:20:00 -05:00
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if ( isLocal()) autoSource->setFlags( AutoContactFlag::CntVDogleg );
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if (segment2->isLocal()) autoTarget->setFlags( AutoContactFlag::CntVDogleg );
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Basic support for FreePDK 45 completed.
* New: In Commons, inspector support for std::pair<T,U>.
* New: In Hurricane::Layer, ContactLayer & ViaLayer, support for non
square VIAs. The hole (cut) remains square, but the various metal
extensions can now be different in X and Y. The ::getEnclosure()
method now takes a flag EnclosureH / EnclosureV.
* New: In Hurricane::DbU, inspector support for:
std::pair<DbU::Unit,DbU::Unit>
std::array<DbU::Unit,3>
Must be defined here as DbU do not exists yet in Commons.h
* Bug: In Hurricane::Interval::getSize(), when the interval is "full span",
do not return the difference between min and max, but directly DbU::Max.
(the previous result was -1 !)
* New: In CRL Core Python/Technology.py, support for non square VIAs in
the configuration files. Applied to FreePDK 45.
* New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, added a "symbolic" flag to tell if a gauge
is for symbolic layout or not. Exported to Python.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::updatePosition(), differentiated
computation for soure or target taking account of the VIA extension
in the right segment metal (due to non-square VIAs).
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_makeDogleg(), the dogleg is
UP for HV gauges and DOWN for VH.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::_initialize(), create a cache of the
various extension length for each layer (viaToTop, viaToBottom,
viaToSame).
New implementation of getExtensionCap() using the previous cached
extension table. See updatePositions().
New static functions to access the extension cache in the header:
getViaTotopCap() ...
* Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, in various update methods, updateOrient()
must always be called *before* updatePositions() as extensions are
dependant on source/target.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::getEndAxes() compute the position of the
first source and last target position (center/axes) on an *aligned*
set of segments.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, add a new state flag SegAxisFixed to
signal segments that can be put on only one track. Specific case
to VH gauge for a M1 vertical terminal with a M2 vertical segment.
The M2 is effectively bound to the M1 axis position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::NetBuilderVH::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), in case of E/W global
and only one RoutingPad the connexion to the RoutingPad was duplicated.
It was valid, but totally stupid.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Session::_canonize(), for an aligned segment set,
intersect the user constraints from all segments instead of only
considering the canonical one.
Issue a warning about too tight constraints only for symbolic
gauges. It may be correct for the real ones.
* New: In Katata::DataNegociate::update(), more accurate computation
of the perpandicular free interval. Use segment extension cap
calculation. Create a special case for fixed axis segments allowing
them to find alternative free interval, try under source and under
target as they are likely to be draggable segments.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::relax(), use the extension cap value
to compute the axis of the perpandicular segemnts.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), now move up the whole set
of aligned segments instead of just the canonical one.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::loadRoutingPads(), more accurate
TrackMarkers insertions for fixed terminals.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEvent::Key::Compare::operator(), segments with
fixed axis are processed prior to any others.
* New: In Katana::RoutingEventLoop, store segment pointers instead of
ids to generate more accurate error messages.
* Change: In Katana::RoutingPlane::create(), perform local track
assignment only for HV gauges.
* Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenLocal(), add a "dragMinimize"
step in the automaton. Mutliple states transitions can occurs in
a row if an action fails.
* New: In Katana::Session::_toIntervalAxis(), normalize interval
bounds so they are on track positions (by shrinking the interval).
* Bug: In Katana::TrackMarker CTOR, the weigh computation was wrong.
2018-02-17 13:27:38 -06:00
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if (autoTarget->canDrag() and not autoSource->canDrag()) {
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Upgrade of Katana detailed router to support Arlet 6502.
* Change: In Hurricane::SharedName, replace the incremental Id by a hash key.
This is to ensure better deterministic properties. Between use cases,
additional strings may have to be allocated, shitfing the ids. Even if
hash can be duplicated, we should be able to ensure that the absolute
order in map table should be preserved. Supplemental strings are inserted
in a way that keep the previous order.
* Change: In CRL/etc/symbolic/cmos/kite.conf, add "katabatic.routingGauge"
default parameter value ("sxlib").
* Change: In CRL/etc/common/technology.conf, define minimal spacing for
symbolic layers too (added for METAL4 only for now).
* Change: In CRL::Histogram, extend support to dynamically sized histograms.
Add a text pretty print with table and pseudo-curve.
* Change: In Cumulus/plugins/ClockTreePlugin, create blockage under the
block corona corners so the global router do not draw wire under them.
This was creating deadlock for the detailed router.
When the abutment has to be computed, directly use Etesian to do it
instead of duplicating the computation in the Python plugin.
* New: In Etesian, as Coloquinte seems reluctant to evenly spread the
standard cells, we trick it by making them bigger during the placement
stage. Furthermore, we do not not uniformely increase the size of the
cells but create a "bloating profile" based on cell size, cell name
or it's density of terminals. Currently only two profiles are defined,
"disabled" which does nothing and "nsxlib" targeted on 4 metal layer
technologies (aka AMS 350nm, c35b4).
* Bug: In Knik::MatrixVertex, load the default routing gauge using the
configuration parameter "katabatic.routingGauge" as the default one
may not be the first registered one.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::setupNetDatas(), build a dynamic historgram of
the nets terminal numbers.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContact::Invalidate(), always invalidate the
contact cache when topology is invalidated. In case of multiple
invalidations, if the first did not invalidate the cache, later one
that may need it where not allowed to do so. The end result was correct
nonetheless, but it did generate annoying error messages.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContactTurn::updateTopology(), bad computation
of the contact's depth when delta == 2.
* Bug: In Anabatic::Gcell::getCapacity(), was always returning the west
edge capacity, even for the westermost GCell, should be the east
edge in that case.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new measure "distance to
terminal". This is the minimal number of segments separating the
current one from the nearest RoutingPad. This replace the previous
"strong terminal" and "weak terminal" flags.
This distance is used by Katana to sort the events, we route the
segments *from* the RoutingPads *outward*. The idea being that if we
cannot event connect to the RoutingPad, there is no points continuing
as thoses segments are the more constraineds. This gives an order close
to the simple ascending metals but with better results.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new flag "Unbreakable", disable
dogleg making on those segments. mainly intended for local segments
directly connecteds to RoutingPads (distance == 0).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, more aggressive reducing of segments.
Now the only case where a segment cannot be reduced is when it is
one horizontal branch in a HTee or a vertical on a VTee. Check if,
when not accounted the source & target VIAs are still connex, if so,
allow reducing.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContact, new state flags CntVDogleg & CntHDogleg
mainly to prevent making doglegs twice on a turn contact. This is to
limit over-fragmentation. If one dogleg doesn't solve the problem,
making a second one will make things worse only...
* Bug: In Anabatic::Configuration::selectRpcomponent(), we were choosing
the component with the *smallest* span instead of the *bigger* one.
* New: In Anabatic::GCell, introduce a new flag "GoStraight" to tell that
no turn go be made inside those GCells. Mainly used underneath a block
corona.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::layerAssign(), new GCellRps & RpsInRow to manage
GCells with too many terminals. Slacken at least one RoutingPad access
when there is more than 8 RoutingPad in the GCell (slacken or change
a vertical METAL2 (non-preferred) into a METAL3).
* Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilderHV, allow the use of terminal connection
in non-preferred direction. That is, vertical METAL2 directly connected
to the RoutingPad (then a horizontal METAL2). This alllows for short
dogleg without clutering the METAL3 layer (critical for AMS c35b4).
Done in NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), with a new UseNonPref flag.
Perform some other tweaking on METAL1 access topologies, to also
minimize METAL3 use.
* New: In AnabaticEngine::computeNetConstraints(), also compute the
distance to RoutingPad for segments. Set the Unbreakable flag, based
on the distance and segment length (local, short global or long global).
New local function "propagateDistanceFromRp()".
* Change: In AnabaticEngine.h, the sorting class for NetData, SparsityOrder,
is modificated so net with a degree superior to 10 are sorted first,
whatever their sparsity. This is to work in tandem with GlobalRouting.
* New: In Katana::TrackSegmentNonPref, introduce a class to manage segment
in non-preferred routing direction. Mostly intended for small METAL2
vertical directly connected to RoutingPad. Modifications to manage
this new variant all through Katana.
* Change: In Katana::GlobalRoute, DigitalDistance honor the GoStraight flag
of the GCell. Do not make bend inside thoses GCells.
* Change: In KatanaEngine::runGlobalRouter(), high degree nets (>= 10) are
routed first and whitout the global routing estimation. There should be
few of them so they wont create saturations and we want them as straight
as possible. Detour are for long be-points.
Set the saerch halo to one GCell in the initial routing stage (before
ripup).
* Bug: In KatanaEngine & NegociateWindow, call _computeCagedconstraints()
inside NegociateWindow::run(), as segments are inserted into tracks
only at that point so we cannot make the computation earlier.
* Change: In Katana::Manipulator::repackPerpandiculars(), add a flag to
select whether to replace the perpandiculars *after* or *before* the
current segment.
* Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when the
segment is fully enclosed inside a global, the longest overlap cost
is set to the shortest global hoverhang (before or after).
When the cost is for a global, set an infinite cost if the overlapping
segment has a RP distance less or equal to 1 (this is an access segment).
* Bug: In Katana::PowerRailsPlane::Rail::doLayout(), correct computation of
the segments extension cap.
* New: In Katana::QueryPowerRails::addToPowerRail(), add support for Pad.
* Change: In Katana/PreProcess::protectCagedTerminals(), apply the contraints
to any turn connected to the first segment of the RoutingPad so the
perpandicular constraints got propagated to the perpandicular segment...
* Change: In RoutingEvent, cache the "distance to RP" value.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::Key::compare(), sort *first* on distance to
RoutingPad, then layer depth. If both distance to RoutingPad is null,
then sort on segment length.
* Change: In RoutingEvent::_processRepair(), try a repack perpandicular with
perpandiculars first (then with perpandicular last, then give up).
* Change: In SegmentFsm::bindToTrack() and moveToTrack(), set an axis hint
when creating the insertion event.
* Change: In SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), add a step through slacken between
minimize and maximum slack (wihch directly end up in unimplemented).
* Change: In Session::_addInsertEvent(), add an axis parameter needed when
the axis of the segment is not the one of the track (case of wide
segments or non-preferred direction).
* Bug: In Track::_preDestroy(), bad management of the TrackElement reference
count. Destroy the segment only when reaching zero...
* Bug: In Track::expandFreeIneterval(), forgotten to manage case when there
is a set of overlaping segments at the "end" of the track, the
EndIsTrackMax was not set.
* Change: In TrackCost::Compare, increase the cost when an overlaping
segment is at it's ripup limit. We should try *not* to rip it up if
we can. Add a dedicated flag "AtRipupLimit".
* Change: In TrackElement, add proxies for isUnbreakable(), new function
updateTrackSpan().
* New: In TrackFixedSegment CTOR, when a supply wire of METAL2 or above is
found, make the underlying GCells "GoStraight".
* New: In TrackElement::canDogleg(GCell*), check for already done perpandicular
dogleg on source/target (reject if so).
2019-07-28 16:20:00 -05:00
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if (not autoTarget->getGCell()->isDevice() and (segment1->getGCell() == autoTarget->getGCell())) {
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2018-03-02 09:58:21 -06:00
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Interval dragConstraints = autoTarget->getNativeUConstraints(Flags::Horizontal);
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segment1->mergeUserConstraints( dragConstraints );
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Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
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2019-08-23 16:48:09 -05:00
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cdebug_log(149,0) << "Perpandicular has drag constraints: " << dragConstraints << endl;
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2018-03-02 09:58:21 -06:00
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}
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Improved management of AutoContactTerminal for VH gauges (real ones).
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, add the new "drag" feature.
With VH gauges used by real technologies (M1-H, M2-V, M3-H) a new
routing configuration that was not efficiently handled did appear.
While the preferred routing direction for metal1 is officially
horizontal, due to the way the standard cell must be designed,
their metal1 terminals are still verticals (or punctuals).
Thus, when connecting to them, we face the case where the metal1
terminal (RoutingPad) is vertical *and* the metal2 wire is also
vertical. With that setup, the position of the AutoContactTerminal
via12 cannot be deduced, it may range all the way over the
metal1 RoutingPad. What may define it's position is the metal3 the
metal2 finally connects to. That, is, when we have one horizontal
(the metal3) and one vertical (the metal1 RoutingPad).
The intermediate wire of metal2 can be kept to a minimum size
by "dragging" the via12 close to the via23 when the metal3 wire is
moved.
* New: In Anabatic & Katana, problem of closely vertically aligneds
RoutingPads in metal1 is managed first in PreProcess by restricting
the span of the connecteds metal3 and in _makeDogleg also by restricting
the span even more tightly (to the RoutingPad itself).
* New: In Anabatic::AutoContactTerminal, add the "drag" support.
Automatically check if the connecting segment is in the same
direction as the RoutingPad, if so, sets the "SegDrag" flag.
The dragging state can be known with the "::canDrag()" predicate.
* New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal, add the "drag" support.
The drag state can be known with the "::isDrag()" predicate.
In "::_makeDogleg()", when making a dogleg on a dragable segment
pass the drag state correctly and restrict the perpandicular span
of the perpandicular to the RoutingPad (though segment user constraints).
If we make a dogleg on the metal2 is it likely than we cannot go
straigth out vertically from the RoutingPad, so the new perpandicular
*is* restricted to the RoutingPad span.
Idem for AutoVertical.
* New: In Katana::Manipulator, add method "::dragMinimize()" which find a
hole where to minimize a draggable segment. We finally did not use it,
but keep it for potential further use.
* New: In Katana::PreProcess, adds a "protectAlignedaccesses()" local
function to check for vertically aligned metal1 RoutingPads, in that
case setup user constraints on the metal3 segments so they cannot
completly cover the other RoutingPad with metal2.
We also keep a "metal2protect()" function that create a fixed segment
to lock/protect a RoutingPad. Not used for now.
* New: In Katana::Session, add a RoutingPad locking event mechanism.
This allows us to request the creation of a locking (fixed segment)
over a draggable segment. Not used for now.
Lock events are processeds before all others as they create new
TrackElements.
* New: In Katana::Track, "::getNextFree()" and "::getPreviousFree()"
method to find the nearest free interval in a Track after/before a
position.
* Bug: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::getConstraints(), merge with user
constraints *only* if it's not an empty interval (as we use min/max
functions). Idem for AutoVertical.
* Bug: In AutoSegments_OnContacts::Locator::isValid(), the boolean test
must be inverted. Seems it never worked, but we never used it until
now...
2018-01-25 04:58:04 -06:00
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}
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cdebug_tabw(149,-1);
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DebugSession::close();
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return (upLayer) ? Flags::AboveLayer : Flags::BelowLayer;
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}
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string AutoHorizontal::_getString () const
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{
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string s = AutoSegment::_getString();
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return s;
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}
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Record* AutoHorizontal::_getRecord () const
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{
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Record* record = AutoSegment::_getRecord ();
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record->add ( getSlot ( "_horizontal", _horizontal ) );
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return record;
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}
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} // End of Anabatic namespace.
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