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// -*- C++ -*-
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//
// This file is part of the Coriolis Software.
// Copyright (c) UPMC 2006-2018, All Rights Reserved
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//
// +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
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// | C O R I O L I S |
// | I s o b a r - Hurricane / Python Interface |
// | |
// | Author : Jean-Paul CHAPUT |
// | E-mail : Jean-Paul.Chaput@lip6.fr |
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// | =============================================================== |
// | C++ Module : "./PyTransformation.cpp" |
// +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
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#include "hurricane/isobar/PyPoint.h"
#include "hurricane/isobar/PyBox.h"
#include "hurricane/isobar/PyTransformation.h"
#include "hurricane/isobar/PyOrientation.h"
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namespace Isobar {
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using namespace Hurricane;
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extern "C" {
#define METHOD_HEAD(function) GENERIC_METHOD_HEAD(Transformation,transf,function)
// x=================================================================x
// | "PyTransformation" Python Module Code Part |
// x=================================================================x
#if defined(__PYTHON_MODULE__)
// x-------------------------------------------------------------x
// | "PyTransformation" Attribute Methods |
// x-------------------------------------------------------------x
// Standart Accessors (Attributes).
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DirectGetLongAttribute(PyTransformation_getTx, getTx, PyTransformation, Transformation)
DirectGetLongAttribute(PyTransformation_getTy, getTy, PyTransformation, Transformation)
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// Standard destroy (Attribute).
DirectDestroyAttribute(PyTransformation_destroy, PyTransformation)
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static Transformation::Orientation PyInt_AsOrientation ( PyObject* object ) {
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switch ( PyAny_AsLong(object) ) {
case Transformation::Orientation::ID : return ( Transformation::Orientation(Transformation::Orientation::ID) );
case Transformation::Orientation::R1 : return ( Transformation::Orientation(Transformation::Orientation::R1) );
case Transformation::Orientation::R2 : return ( Transformation::Orientation(Transformation::Orientation::R2) );
case Transformation::Orientation::R3 : return ( Transformation::Orientation(Transformation::Orientation::R3) );
case Transformation::Orientation::MX : return ( Transformation::Orientation(Transformation::Orientation::MX) );
case Transformation::Orientation::XR : return ( Transformation::Orientation(Transformation::Orientation::XR) );
case Transformation::Orientation::MY : return ( Transformation::Orientation(Transformation::Orientation::MY) );
case Transformation::Orientation::YR : return ( Transformation::Orientation(Transformation::Orientation::YR) );
}
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return ( Transformation::Orientation(Transformation::Orientation::ID) );
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_NEW ()"
static PyObject* PyTransformation_NEW (PyObject *module, PyObject *args) {
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_NEW()" << endl;
Transformation* transf;
PyObject* arg0;
PyObject* arg1;
PyObject* arg2;
__cs.init ("Transformation.Transformation");
if ( ! PyArg_ParseTuple(args,"|O&O&O&:Transformation.Transformation"
,Converter,&arg0
,Converter,&arg1
,Converter,&arg2
)) {
PyErr_SetString ( ConstructorError, "invalid number of parameters for Transformation constructor." );
return NULL;
}
if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == NO_ARG ) { transf = new Transformation (); }
else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == POINT_ARG ) { transf = new Transformation ( *PYPOINT_O(arg0) ); }
else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == TRANS_ARG ) { transf = new Transformation ( *PYTRANSFORMATION_O(arg0) ); }
Correction in plugins to support msxlib compatible pads. * New: In CRL Core, in helpers & alliance.conf, set and read a "PAD" variable to define the pad model name extension ("px" for "sxlib and "pxr" for vsxlib, this is provisional). * New: In CRL Core, in plugin.conf, add parameters to define the name of used for power & clock supply. We may remove the extention in the future (to be more coherent with the previous modification). * New: In Cumulus, in chip.Configuration.GaugeConf._rpAccess(), no longer place the accessing contact *at the center* of the RoutingPad. It works under sxlib because buffers & registers all have same size terminals. But this is not true under vsxlib, leading to misaligned contacts & wires. Now systematically place on the slice midlle track (maybe with one pitch above or below). This is still very weak as we do not check if the terminal reach were the contact is being put. Has to be strenthened in the future. * New: In Cumulus, in chip.Configuration.ChipConf, read the new clock & power pad parameters. * Change: In Isobar (and all other Python wrappers), uses PyLong instead of PyInt for DbU conversions. In PyHurricane argument converter, automatically check for both PyLong and then PyInt. * Change: In Cumulus, in chip.PadsCorona, more accurate error message in case of discrepency in global net connections (i.e. no net of the same name in instance model and instance model owner. * Change: In Kite, in BuildPowerRails, when looking up at the pads model name to find "pck_" or "pvddeck_", do not compare the extension part. But we still use hard-coded stem pad names, maybe we shouldn't. * Bug: In Katabatic, in GCellConfiguration::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), there was a loop in the search of the best N/E initial RoutingPad. * Bug: In Kite, in KiteEngine::protectRoutingPads(), *do not* protect RoutingPads of fixed nets, they are already through the BuildPowerRails stage (and it's causing scary overlap warning messages). * Bug: In Cumulus, in ClockTree.HTreeNode.addLeaf(), do not create deep-plug when the core is flat (not sub-modules). All the new nets are at core level. * Bug: In Cumulus, in ChipPlugin.PlaceCore.doFloorplan(), ensure that the core is aligned on the GCell grid (i.e. the slice grid of the overall chip). * Bug: In Kite, in GCellTopology::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), infinite loop while looking for the bigger N-E RoutingPad. Forgot to decrement the index...
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else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == INTS2_ARG ) { transf = new Transformation ( PyAny_AsLong(arg0)
, PyAny_AsLong(arg1) ); }
else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == POINT_INT_ARG ) { transf = new Transformation ( *PYPOINT_O(arg0)
, PyInt_AsOrientation(arg1) ); }
Correction in plugins to support msxlib compatible pads. * New: In CRL Core, in helpers & alliance.conf, set and read a "PAD" variable to define the pad model name extension ("px" for "sxlib and "pxr" for vsxlib, this is provisional). * New: In CRL Core, in plugin.conf, add parameters to define the name of used for power & clock supply. We may remove the extention in the future (to be more coherent with the previous modification). * New: In Cumulus, in chip.Configuration.GaugeConf._rpAccess(), no longer place the accessing contact *at the center* of the RoutingPad. It works under sxlib because buffers & registers all have same size terminals. But this is not true under vsxlib, leading to misaligned contacts & wires. Now systematically place on the slice midlle track (maybe with one pitch above or below). This is still very weak as we do not check if the terminal reach were the contact is being put. Has to be strenthened in the future. * New: In Cumulus, in chip.Configuration.ChipConf, read the new clock & power pad parameters. * Change: In Isobar (and all other Python wrappers), uses PyLong instead of PyInt for DbU conversions. In PyHurricane argument converter, automatically check for both PyLong and then PyInt. * Change: In Cumulus, in chip.PadsCorona, more accurate error message in case of discrepency in global net connections (i.e. no net of the same name in instance model and instance model owner. * Change: In Kite, in BuildPowerRails, when looking up at the pads model name to find "pck_" or "pvddeck_", do not compare the extension part. But we still use hard-coded stem pad names, maybe we shouldn't. * Bug: In Katabatic, in GCellConfiguration::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), there was a loop in the search of the best N/E initial RoutingPad. * Bug: In Kite, in KiteEngine::protectRoutingPads(), *do not* protect RoutingPads of fixed nets, they are already through the BuildPowerRails stage (and it's causing scary overlap warning messages). * Bug: In Cumulus, in ClockTree.HTreeNode.addLeaf(), do not create deep-plug when the core is flat (not sub-modules). All the new nets are at core level. * Bug: In Cumulus, in ChipPlugin.PlaceCore.doFloorplan(), ensure that the core is aligned on the GCell grid (i.e. the slice grid of the overall chip). * Bug: In Kite, in GCellTopology::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), infinite loop while looking for the bigger N-E RoutingPad. Forgot to decrement the index...
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else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == INTS3_ARG ) { transf = new Transformation ( PyAny_AsLong(arg0)
, PyAny_AsLong(arg1)
, PyInt_AsOrientation(arg2) ); }
else {
PyErr_SetString ( ConstructorError, "invalid number of parameters for Transformation constructor." );
return NULL;
}
PyTransformation* pyTransformation = PyObject_NEW(PyTransformation, &PyTypeTransformation);
if (pyTransformation == NULL) { return NULL; }
cdebug_log(20,0) << "new PyTransformation [" << hex << pyTransformation << "]" << endl;
HTRY
pyTransformation->_object = transf;
HCATCH
return (PyObject*)pyTransformation;
}
static int PyTransformation_Init ( PyTransformation* self, PyObject* args, PyObject* kwargs )
{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_Init(): " << (void*)self << endl;
return 0;
}
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------
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// Attribute Method : "PyBox_getTranslation ()"
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static PyObject* PyTransformation_getTranslation ( PyTransformation *self ) {
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyBox_getTranslation ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Translation.getTranslation()" )
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PyPoint* pyPoint = PyObject_NEW ( PyPoint, &PyTypePoint );
if (pyPoint == NULL) { return NULL; }
cdebug_log(20,0) << "new PyPoint [" << hex << pyPoint << "]" << endl;
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HTRY
pyPoint->_object = new Point ( transf->getTranslation() );
HCATCH
return ( (PyObject*)pyPoint );
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
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// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_getOrientation ()"
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static PyObject* PyTransformation_getOrientation ( PyTransformation *self ) {
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_getOrientation ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Translation.getOrientation()" )
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Correction in plugins to support msxlib compatible pads. * New: In CRL Core, in helpers & alliance.conf, set and read a "PAD" variable to define the pad model name extension ("px" for "sxlib and "pxr" for vsxlib, this is provisional). * New: In CRL Core, in plugin.conf, add parameters to define the name of used for power & clock supply. We may remove the extention in the future (to be more coherent with the previous modification). * New: In Cumulus, in chip.Configuration.GaugeConf._rpAccess(), no longer place the accessing contact *at the center* of the RoutingPad. It works under sxlib because buffers & registers all have same size terminals. But this is not true under vsxlib, leading to misaligned contacts & wires. Now systematically place on the slice midlle track (maybe with one pitch above or below). This is still very weak as we do not check if the terminal reach were the contact is being put. Has to be strenthened in the future. * New: In Cumulus, in chip.Configuration.ChipConf, read the new clock & power pad parameters. * Change: In Isobar (and all other Python wrappers), uses PyLong instead of PyInt for DbU conversions. In PyHurricane argument converter, automatically check for both PyLong and then PyInt. * Change: In Cumulus, in chip.PadsCorona, more accurate error message in case of discrepency in global net connections (i.e. no net of the same name in instance model and instance model owner. * Change: In Kite, in BuildPowerRails, when looking up at the pads model name to find "pck_" or "pvddeck_", do not compare the extension part. But we still use hard-coded stem pad names, maybe we shouldn't. * Bug: In Katabatic, in GCellConfiguration::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), there was a loop in the search of the best N/E initial RoutingPad. * Bug: In Kite, in KiteEngine::protectRoutingPads(), *do not* protect RoutingPads of fixed nets, they are already through the BuildPowerRails stage (and it's causing scary overlap warning messages). * Bug: In Cumulus, in ClockTree.HTreeNode.addLeaf(), do not create deep-plug when the core is flat (not sub-modules). All the new nets are at core level. * Bug: In Cumulus, in ChipPlugin.PlaceCore.doFloorplan(), ensure that the core is aligned on the GCell grid (i.e. the slice grid of the overall chip). * Bug: In Kite, in GCellTopology::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), infinite loop while looking for the bigger N-E RoutingPad. Forgot to decrement the index...
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return ( (PyObject*)PyLong_FromLong( (long)transf->getOrientation().getCode()) );
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}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
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// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_getX ()"
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static PyObject* PyTransformation_getX ( PyTransformation *self, PyObject* args )
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{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_getX ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Transformation.getX()" )
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PyObject* arg0 = NULL;
PyObject* arg1 = NULL;
DbU::Unit result = 0;
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HTRY
__cs.init ("Transformation.getX");
if ( ! PyArg_ParseTuple(args,"|O&O&:Transformation.getX",Converter,&arg0,Converter,&arg1) )
return NULL;
if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == POINT_ARG ) { result = transf->getX ( *PYPOINT_O(arg0) ); }
else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == INTS2_ARG ) { result = transf->getX ( PyAny_AsLong(arg0)
, PyAny_AsLong(arg1) ); }
else {
PyErr_SetString ( ConstructorError, "invalid number of parameters for Tranformation.getX()." );
return NULL;
}
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HCATCH
return PyDbU_FromLong(result);
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}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
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// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_getY ()"
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static PyObject* PyTransformation_getY ( PyTransformation *self, PyObject* args )
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{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_getY ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Transformation.getY()" )
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PyObject* arg0 = NULL;
PyObject* arg1 = NULL;
DbU::Unit result = 0;
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HTRY
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__cs.init ("Transformation.getY");
if ( ! PyArg_ParseTuple(args,"|O&O&:Transformation.getY",Converter,&arg0,Converter,&arg1) )
return NULL;
if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == POINT_ARG ) { result = transf->getY ( *PYPOINT_O(arg0) ); }
else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == INTS2_ARG ) { result = transf->getY ( PyAny_AsLong(arg0)
, PyAny_AsLong(arg1) ); }
else {
PyErr_SetString ( ConstructorError, "invalid number of parameters for Tranformation.getY()." );
return NULL;
}
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HCATCH
return PyDbU_FromLong(result);
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}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
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// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_getDx ()"
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static PyObject* PyTransformation_getDx ( PyTransformation *self, PyObject* args )
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{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_getDx ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Transformation.getDx()" )
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PyObject* arg0 = NULL;
PyObject* arg1 = NULL;
DbU::Unit result = 0;
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HTRY
if ( ! ParseTwoArg ( "Transformation.getDx", args, INTS2_ARG, &arg0, &arg1 ) ) return ( NULL );
result = transf->getDx ( PyAny_AsLong(arg0), PyAny_AsLong(arg1) );
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HCATCH
return PyDbU_FromLong(result);
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}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
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// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_getDy ()"
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static PyObject* PyTransformation_getDy ( PyTransformation *self, PyObject* args )
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{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_getDy ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Transformation.getDy()" )
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PyObject* arg0 = NULL;
PyObject* arg1 = NULL;
DbU::Unit result = 0;
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HTRY
if ( ! ParseTwoArg ( "Transformation.getDy", args, INTS2_ARG, &arg0, &arg1 ) ) return ( NULL );
result = transf->getDy ( PyAny_AsLong(arg0), PyAny_AsLong(arg1) );
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HCATCH
return PyDbU_FromLong(result);
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}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
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// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_getTransformation ()"
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static PyObject* PyTransformation_getTransformation ( PyTransformation *self, PyObject* args )
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{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_getTransformation ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Transformation.getTransformation()" )
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PyObject* arg0;
Transformation result;
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if ( ! ParseOneArg ( "Transformation.getTransformation", args, TRANS_ARG, &arg0 ) ) return ( NULL );
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result = transf->getTransformation ( *PYTRANSFORMATION_O(arg0) );
PyTransformation* resultPyTransf = PyObject_NEW ( PyTransformation, &PyTypeTransformation );
if ( resultPyTransf == NULL ) { return NULL; }
cdebug_log(20,0) << "new PyTransformation [" << hex << resultPyTransf << "]" << endl;
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HTRY
resultPyTransf->_object = new Transformation ( result );
HCATCH
return ( (PyObject*)resultPyTransf );
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
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// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_getPoint ()"
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static PyObject* PyTransformation_getPoint ( PyTransformation *self, PyObject* args )
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{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_getPoint ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Transformation.getPoint()" )
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PyObject* arg0;
PyObject* arg1;
Point result;
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__cs.init ("Transformation.getPoint");
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if ( ! PyArg_ParseTuple(args,"|O&O&:Transformation.getPoint",Converter,&arg0,Converter,&arg1) )
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return ( NULL );
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if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == POINT_ARG ) { result = transf->getPoint ( *PYPOINT_O(arg0) ); }
Correction in plugins to support msxlib compatible pads. * New: In CRL Core, in helpers & alliance.conf, set and read a "PAD" variable to define the pad model name extension ("px" for "sxlib and "pxr" for vsxlib, this is provisional). * New: In CRL Core, in plugin.conf, add parameters to define the name of used for power & clock supply. We may remove the extention in the future (to be more coherent with the previous modification). * New: In Cumulus, in chip.Configuration.GaugeConf._rpAccess(), no longer place the accessing contact *at the center* of the RoutingPad. It works under sxlib because buffers & registers all have same size terminals. But this is not true under vsxlib, leading to misaligned contacts & wires. Now systematically place on the slice midlle track (maybe with one pitch above or below). This is still very weak as we do not check if the terminal reach were the contact is being put. Has to be strenthened in the future. * New: In Cumulus, in chip.Configuration.ChipConf, read the new clock & power pad parameters. * Change: In Isobar (and all other Python wrappers), uses PyLong instead of PyInt for DbU conversions. In PyHurricane argument converter, automatically check for both PyLong and then PyInt. * Change: In Cumulus, in chip.PadsCorona, more accurate error message in case of discrepency in global net connections (i.e. no net of the same name in instance model and instance model owner. * Change: In Kite, in BuildPowerRails, when looking up at the pads model name to find "pck_" or "pvddeck_", do not compare the extension part. But we still use hard-coded stem pad names, maybe we shouldn't. * Bug: In Katabatic, in GCellConfiguration::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), there was a loop in the search of the best N/E initial RoutingPad. * Bug: In Kite, in KiteEngine::protectRoutingPads(), *do not* protect RoutingPads of fixed nets, they are already through the BuildPowerRails stage (and it's causing scary overlap warning messages). * Bug: In Cumulus, in ClockTree.HTreeNode.addLeaf(), do not create deep-plug when the core is flat (not sub-modules). All the new nets are at core level. * Bug: In Cumulus, in ChipPlugin.PlaceCore.doFloorplan(), ensure that the core is aligned on the GCell grid (i.e. the slice grid of the overall chip). * Bug: In Kite, in GCellTopology::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), infinite loop while looking for the bigger N-E RoutingPad. Forgot to decrement the index...
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else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == INTS2_ARG ) { result = transf->getPoint ( PyAny_AsLong(arg0)
, PyAny_AsLong(arg1) ); }
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else {
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PyErr_SetString ( ConstructorError, "invalid number of parameters for Tranformation.getPoint()." );
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return ( NULL );
}
PyPoint* resultPyPoint = PyObject_NEW ( PyPoint, &PyTypePoint );
if ( resultPyPoint == NULL ) { return NULL; }
cdebug_log(20,0) << "new PyPoint [" << hex << resultPyPoint << "]" << endl;
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HTRY
resultPyPoint->_object = new Point ( result );
HCATCH
return ( (PyObject*)resultPyPoint );
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
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// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_getBox ()"
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static PyObject* PyTransformation_getBox ( PyTransformation *self, PyObject* args )
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{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_getBox ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Transformation.getBox()" )
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PyObject* arg0;
PyObject* arg1;
PyObject* arg2;
PyObject* arg3;
Box result;
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__cs.init ("Transformation.getBox");
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if ( ! PyArg_ParseTuple(args,"|O&O&O&O&:Transformation.getBox"
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,Converter,&arg0
,Converter,&arg1
,Converter,&arg2
,Converter,&arg3) )
return ( NULL );
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if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == BOX_ARG ) { result = transf->getBox ( *PYBOX_O(arg0) ); }
else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == POINTS2_ARG ) { result = transf->getBox ( *PYPOINT_O(arg0)
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, *PYPOINT_O(arg1) ); }
Correction in plugins to support msxlib compatible pads. * New: In CRL Core, in helpers & alliance.conf, set and read a "PAD" variable to define the pad model name extension ("px" for "sxlib and "pxr" for vsxlib, this is provisional). * New: In CRL Core, in plugin.conf, add parameters to define the name of used for power & clock supply. We may remove the extention in the future (to be more coherent with the previous modification). * New: In Cumulus, in chip.Configuration.GaugeConf._rpAccess(), no longer place the accessing contact *at the center* of the RoutingPad. It works under sxlib because buffers & registers all have same size terminals. But this is not true under vsxlib, leading to misaligned contacts & wires. Now systematically place on the slice midlle track (maybe with one pitch above or below). This is still very weak as we do not check if the terminal reach were the contact is being put. Has to be strenthened in the future. * New: In Cumulus, in chip.Configuration.ChipConf, read the new clock & power pad parameters. * Change: In Isobar (and all other Python wrappers), uses PyLong instead of PyInt for DbU conversions. In PyHurricane argument converter, automatically check for both PyLong and then PyInt. * Change: In Cumulus, in chip.PadsCorona, more accurate error message in case of discrepency in global net connections (i.e. no net of the same name in instance model and instance model owner. * Change: In Kite, in BuildPowerRails, when looking up at the pads model name to find "pck_" or "pvddeck_", do not compare the extension part. But we still use hard-coded stem pad names, maybe we shouldn't. * Bug: In Katabatic, in GCellConfiguration::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), there was a loop in the search of the best N/E initial RoutingPad. * Bug: In Kite, in KiteEngine::protectRoutingPads(), *do not* protect RoutingPads of fixed nets, they are already through the BuildPowerRails stage (and it's causing scary overlap warning messages). * Bug: In Cumulus, in ClockTree.HTreeNode.addLeaf(), do not create deep-plug when the core is flat (not sub-modules). All the new nets are at core level. * Bug: In Cumulus, in ChipPlugin.PlaceCore.doFloorplan(), ensure that the core is aligned on the GCell grid (i.e. the slice grid of the overall chip). * Bug: In Kite, in GCellTopology::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), infinite loop while looking for the bigger N-E RoutingPad. Forgot to decrement the index...
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else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == INTS4_ARG ) { result = transf->getBox ( PyAny_AsLong(arg0)
, PyAny_AsLong(arg1)
, PyAny_AsLong(arg2)
, PyAny_AsLong(arg3) ); }
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else {
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PyErr_SetString ( ConstructorError, "invalid number of parameters for Tranformation.getBox()." );
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return ( NULL );
}
PyBox* resultPyBox = PyObject_NEW ( PyBox, &PyTypeBox );
if ( resultPyBox == NULL ) { return NULL; }
cdebug_log(20,0) << "new PyBox [" << hex << resultPyBox << "]" << endl;
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HTRY
resultPyBox->_object = new Box ( result );
HCATCH
return ( (PyObject*)resultPyBox );
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
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// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_getInvert ()"
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static PyObject* PyTransformation_getInvert ( PyTransformation *self )
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{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_getInvert ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Transformation.getInvert()" )
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Transformation result = transf->getInvert ();
PyTransformation* resultPyTransf = PyObject_NEW ( PyTransformation, &PyTypeTransformation );
if ( resultPyTransf == NULL ) { return NULL; }
cdebug_log(20,0) << "new PyTransformation [" << hex << resultPyTransf << "]" << endl;
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HTRY
resultPyTransf->_object = new Transformation ( result );
HCATCH
return ( (PyObject*)resultPyTransf );
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_Invert ()"
static PyObject* PyTransformation_Invert ( PyTransformation *self )
{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_Invert ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Transformation.Invert()" )
HTRY
transf->invert ();
HCATCH
Py_INCREF ( self );
return ( (PyObject*)self );
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
// Attribute Method : "PyTransformation_ApplyOn ()"
static PyObject* PyTransformation_ApplyOn ( PyTransformation *self, PyObject* args )
{
cdebug_log(20,0) << "PyTransformation_ApplyOn ()" << endl;
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METHOD_HEAD ( "Transformation.ApplyOn()" )
PyObject* arg0;
PyObject* arg1;
HTRY
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__cs.init ("Transformation.ApplyOn");
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if ( ! PyArg_ParseTuple(args,"|O&O&:Transformation.ApplyOn",Converter,&arg0,Converter,&arg1) )
return ( NULL );
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if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == POINT_ARG ) { transf->applyOn ( *PYPOINT_O(arg0) ); }
else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == BOX_ARG ) { transf->applyOn ( *PYBOX_O(arg0) ); }
else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == TRANS_ARG ) { transf->applyOn ( *PYTRANSFORMATION_O(arg0) ); }
else if ( __cs.getObjectIds() == INTS2_ARG ) {
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PyErr_SetString ( ConstructorError, "This set of ApplyOn() parameters has not been implemented." );
return ( NULL );
} else {
PyErr_SetString ( ConstructorError, "invalid number of parameters for Tranformation.ApplyOn()." );
return ( NULL );
}
HCATCH
Py_RETURN_NONE;
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
// PyTransformation Attribute Method table.
PyMethodDef PyTransformation_Methods[] =
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{ { "getTx" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getTx , METH_NOARGS, "Return the horizontal component of a Transformation." }
, { "getTy" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getTy , METH_NOARGS, "Return the vertical component of a Transformation." }
, { "getTranslation" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getTranslation , METH_NOARGS , "Return the translation component of a Transformation." }
, { "getOrientation" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getOrientation , METH_NOARGS , "Return the orientation component of a Transformation." }
, { "getX" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getX , METH_VARARGS, "Return X of transformed point <x,y>." }
, { "getY" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getY , METH_VARARGS, "Return Y of transformed point <x,y>." }
, { "getDx" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getDx , METH_VARARGS, "Return X of transformed point <x,y>." }
, { "getDy" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getDy , METH_VARARGS, "Return Y of transformed point <x,y>." }
, { "getTransformation", (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getTransformation, METH_VARARGS, "Return combined transformation." }
, { "getPoint" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getPoint , METH_VARARGS, "Return transformed point <x,y>." }
, { "getBox" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getBox , METH_VARARGS, "Return transformed box." }
, { "getInvert" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_getInvert , METH_NOARGS, "Return inverse transformation." }
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, { "Invert" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_Invert , METH_NOARGS, "Inverse transformation." }
, { "invert" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_Invert , METH_NOARGS, "Inverse transformation." }
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, { "ApplyOn" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_ApplyOn , METH_VARARGS, "Apply transformation to object." }
, { "applyOn" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_ApplyOn , METH_VARARGS, "Apply transformation to object." }
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, { "destroy" , (PyCFunction)PyTransformation_destroy , METH_NOARGS
, "Destroy associated hurricane object, the python object remains." }
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, {NULL, NULL, 0, NULL} /* sentinel */
};
// x-------------------------------------------------------------x
// | "PyTransformation" Object Methods |
// x-------------------------------------------------------------x
DirectDeleteMethod(PyTransformation_DeAlloc,PyTransformation)
PyTypeObjectLinkPyTypeNewInit(Transformation)
//PyTypeObjectLinkPyType(Transformation)
#else // End of Python Module Code Part.
// x=================================================================x
// | "PyTransformation" Shared Library Code Part |
// x=================================================================x
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------
// PyTransformation Object Definitions.
PyTypeObjectDefinitions(Transformation)
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extern void PyTransformation_postModuleInit ()
{
PyOrientation_postModuleInit();
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PyDict_SetItemString( PyTypeTransformation.tp_dict, "Orientation", (PyObject*)&PyTypeOrientation );
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}
#endif // End of Shared Library Code Part.
} // End of extern "C".
} // End of Isobar namespace.