Coriolis
  • Coriolis User’s Guide
    • Credits & License
    • Release Notes
      • Release 1.0.1475
      • Release 1.0.1963
      • Release 1.0.2049
      • Release v2.0.1
      • Release v2.1
      • Release v2.2
    • Installation
      • Fixed Directory Tree
      • Building Coriolis
        • Building the Devel Branch
        • Additionnal Requirement under MacOS
      • Packaging Coriolis
      • Hooking up into Alliance
      • Setting up the Environment (coriolisEnv.py)
    • Coriolis Configuration & Initialisation
      • General Software Architecture
      • First Stage: Technology Selection
      • Second Stage: Technology Configuration Loading
      • Configuration Helpers
        • Alliance Helper
        • Tools Configuration Helpers
      • Hacking the Configuration Files
    • CGT - The Graphical Interface
      • Viewer & Tools
        • Stratus Netlist Capture
        • The Hurricane Data-Base
        • Synthetizing and loading a design
        • Etesian – Placer
        • Knik – Global Router
        • Kite – Detailed Router
        • Executing Python Scripts in Cgt
        • Printing & Snapshots
        • Memento of Shortcuts in Graphic Mode
        • Cgt Command Line Options
        • Miscellaneous Settings
      • The Controller
        • The Look Tab
        • The Filter Tab
        • The Layers&Go Tab
        • The Netlist Tab
        • The Selection Tab
        • The Inspector Tab
        • The Settings Tab
    • Python Interface for Hurricane / Coriolis
      • Plugins
        • Chip Placement
        • Clock Tree
        • Recursive-Save (RSave)
      • A Simple Example: AM2901
  • Hurricane+Python Tutorial
    • 1. Introduction
      • 1.1 Terminology
      • 1.2 Generalities
      • 1.3 Various Kinds of Constructors
    • 2. Setting up the Environment
      • 2.1 Setting up the Pathes
      • 2.2 User’s Configurations File
        • 2.2.1 The techno.py File
        • 2.2.2 The settings.py File
    • 3. Making a Standard Cell – Layout
      • 3.1 The AllianceFramework (CRL Core)
      • 3.2 Session Mechanism (Hurricane)
      • 3.3 Creating a new Cell (CRL Core)
      • 3.4 The DbU Measurement Unit
      • 3.5 Setting up the Abutment Box
      • 3.6 Adding Nets and Components
        • 3.6.1 Getting a Layer
        • 3.6.2 Creating a Net
        • 3.6.3 Creating a Component
      • 3.7 Saving to Disk (CRL Core)
      • 3.8 The Complete Example File
    • 4. Manipulating Cells, Nets and Components
      • 4.1 Hurricane Collections
        • 4.1.1 Restrictions about using Collections
      • 4.2 Loading a Cell with AllianceFramework
    • 5. Make a script runnable through cgt
      • 5.1 Using Breakpoints
    • 6. Making a hierarchical Cell – Netlist
      • 6.1 Creating an Instance
      • 6.2 Creating Nets and connecting to Instances
      • 6.3 Power supplies special case
      • 6.4 Creating the physical view of a Cell netlist
        • 6.4.1 Transformation
        • 6.4.2 Placing an Instance
        • 6.4.3 Nets – From Plugs to RoutingPads
        • 6.4.4 Nets – Regular wiring
      • 6.5 The Complete Example File
    • 7. Working in real mode
      • 7.1 Loading a lef file
      • 7.2 Loading a blif file – Yosys
    • 8. Tool Engines (CRL Core)
      • 8.1 Placer – Etesian
      • 8.1 Router – Katana
      • 8.2 A Complete Example
    • 9. Advanced Topics
      • 9.1 Occurrence
      • 9.2 RoutingPads
      • 9.3 HyperNets
      • 9.4 Miscellaeous trans-hierarchical functions
  • Stratus Reference
  • DpGen Reference
  • Patterns Reference
  • Hurricane Reference
  • Viewer Reference
  • CRL Core Reference
  • Katabatic Reference
  • Kite Reference
  • Unicorn Reference
  • Hurricane Python/C++ API Tutorial
    • 1. Introduction
      • 1.1 First, A Disclaimer
      • 1.2 About Technical Choices
      • 1.3 Botched Design
    • 2. Basic File Structure and CMake configuration
    • 3. Case 1 - DBo Derived, Standalone
      • 3.1 Class Associated Header File
      • 3.2 Class Associated File
        • 3.2.1 Head of the file
        • 3.2.2 The Python Module Part
        • 3.2.3 Python Type Linking
        • 3.2.4 The Shared Library Part
      • 3.3 Python Module (C++ namespace)
    • 4. Case 2 - Hierarchy of DBo Derived Classes
      • 4.1 Base Class Header
      • 4.2 Base Class File
      • 4.3 Intermediate Class Header
      • 4.4 Intermediate Class File
      • 4.5 Terminal Class Header
      • 4.6 Terminal Class File
      • 4.8 Python Module
    • 5. Case 3 - Non-DBo Standalone Classe
      • 5.1 Class Header
      • 5.2 Class File
      • 5.2 Class File
    • 6. Encapsulating DbU
    • 7. No C++ Hurricane::Name encapsulation
  • Symbolic to Real Conversion in Alliance
    • Symbolic Layout
      • Symbolic Components
      • Symbolic Segments
    • The RDS File
      • Physical Grid & Lambda Value
      • The MBK_TO_RDS_SEGMENT table
      • The MBK_TO_RDS_VIA table
      • The MBK_TO_RDS_BIGVIA_HOLE table
      • The MBK_TO_RDS_BIGVIA_METAL table
      • The MBK_WIRESETTING table
  • LEF API Reference
    • Implementation Notes
      • Understanding Units
      • Callback Calling Order
  • DEF API Reference
  • LEF/DEF Language Reference
 
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Symbolic to Real Conversion in AllianceΒΆ

Printable version of this document RDS.pdf.

  • Symbolic Layout
    • Symbolic Components
    • Symbolic Segments
  • The RDS File
    • Physical Grid & Lambda Value
    • The MBK_TO_RDS_SEGMENT table
    • The MBK_TO_RDS_VIA table
    • The MBK_TO_RDS_BIGVIA_HOLE table
    • The MBK_TO_RDS_BIGVIA_METAL table
    • The MBK_WIRESETTING table
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