Suppress link dependency loop in libraries.
* Change: There was depency loop in Alliance libraries, mainly between
the database <mbk> and it's parsers/drivers (<mbkap>, <mbkvti>, ...).
This was not causing problems on systems that allows symbols to be
undefined when the library is built, but on others it prevents to
build at least dynamic libraries, for example under Cygwin.
Note: to reproduce this behavior under linux pass '-Wl,-z,-defs'
in the CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS.
Another side effect was to prevent parallel building (-jX).
* Change: <mbkvhdl> is redundant with <mbkvhdlg> which is newer, so
this library is suppressed.
* Change: mbk merged libraries, <mbkap>, <mbkvti> goest into Mpu.
<mbkedif>, <mbkal>, <mbkhilo>, <mbkmg>, <mbkspice>, <mbkmg>,
<mbkvhdlg> and <mbkvrlog> goes into Mlu.
* Change: rds merged libraries, <rdscif> and <rdsgds> goes into Rds.
All Rds sub-libraries are also mergeds into Rds.
* Change: vbh merged libraries, <vbl>, <vvh>, <vtl> & <vpd> goes into
Vbh.
* Change: pat merged libraries, <ppt> & <phl> goes into Pat.
* Change: in <asimut>, the Cst libraries is transferred into <beh> to
be merged with Beh.
2014-04-22 05:30:26 -05:00
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Do not create "small" BIGVIA (less than two holes).
* Bug: In <rds>, in rfmaccess.c viambkrds(), the holes of the BIGVIAs
are aligned on a design-wide matrix to allow two overlapping BIGVIAs
to have their holes exactly at the same places (one consequence is
that the holes of a BIGVIA may be off-center).
But, if the BIGVIA is "too small", that is, it's area cannot
accomodate at least one "on grid" hole, it silently replaced by a
default (i.e. minimal size VIA). In that case you may endup with
a mixture of BIGVIA (when the hole is aligned) and default VIA,
when it is not... The fun part, is that it is DRC correct, but
looks messy.
To avoid this, we systematically use the default VIA when the
side of the BIGVIA is less than two holes wide (in either direction).
2014-08-02 04:53:19 -05:00
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aclocal.m4
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configure
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Code cleanup with cppcheck & gcc 4.4.6 (RHEL6).
This commit is way too big. Next time split it tool by tool.
All tool sources have been checked with cppcheck & gcc. All correctables
errors/warning have been removed:
* Now uses correct conversion specifiers in printf(), mostly 'u' instead
of 'd' for unsigneds.
* In scanf(), uses systematically a maximum field width, 11 for int,
22 for long int and the appropriate length for char*.
* In strcpy(), no longer uses same array for source & dest, but uses
an intermediate array.
* Remove (or comment) unused variables.
* In C++ files, correct constructors attribute initialisation and
disable copy constructors.
* When possible, correct memory leaks. Some corrections would need a
more intimate knowledge of the source than I do.
* Removed some "gets()" calls.
* In parsers, undeclare yyunput & yyinput when necessary.
* NOT correct variable scope as it may clutter the code (my opinion).
Specific tools remark:
* In <asimut>, comment beginning with "FRAGILE" signals a very ugly
trick: structs passed as losig_list but with only the two first
fields identical.
* In <graal> & <dreal> for char used as table index, uses a cast toward
int, but in <xfsm>, <xgra>, <xsch> & <xvpn> simply declares the
variables int.
* In <cells>, dp_nmux_x1.ap, shrink the ALU2 part of the ALU3 terminals
so they do not collide with neighboring track. Has do to it manually
as Graal refuse to shrink them. The same correction must be done on
other cells for nero/kite dual compliance.
2014-02-18 07:53:05 -06:00
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alliance/src/configure.in
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alliance/src/ltmain.sh
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2014-02-07 07:08:53 -06:00
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Code cleanup with cppcheck & gcc 4.4.6 (RHEL6).
This commit is way too big. Next time split it tool by tool.
All tool sources have been checked with cppcheck & gcc. All correctables
errors/warning have been removed:
* Now uses correct conversion specifiers in printf(), mostly 'u' instead
of 'd' for unsigneds.
* In scanf(), uses systematically a maximum field width, 11 for int,
22 for long int and the appropriate length for char*.
* In strcpy(), no longer uses same array for source & dest, but uses
an intermediate array.
* Remove (or comment) unused variables.
* In C++ files, correct constructors attribute initialisation and
disable copy constructors.
* When possible, correct memory leaks. Some corrections would need a
more intimate knowledge of the source than I do.
* Removed some "gets()" calls.
* In parsers, undeclare yyunput & yyinput when necessary.
* NOT correct variable scope as it may clutter the code (my opinion).
Specific tools remark:
* In <asimut>, comment beginning with "FRAGILE" signals a very ugly
trick: structs passed as losig_list but with only the two first
fields identical.
* In <graal> & <dreal> for char used as table index, uses a cast toward
int, but in <xfsm>, <xgra>, <xsch> & <xvpn> simply declares the
variables int.
* In <cells>, dp_nmux_x1.ap, shrink the ALU2 part of the ALU3 terminals
so they do not collide with neighboring track. Has do to it manually
as Graal refuse to shrink them. The same correction must be done on
other cells for nero/kite dual compliance.
2014-02-18 07:53:05 -06:00
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2014-04-07 06:50:48 -05:00
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