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// -*- C++ -*-
//
// This file is part of the Coriolis Software.
// Copyright (c) UPMC 2008-2018, All Rights Reserved
//
// +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
// | C O R I O L I S |
// | A n a b a t i c - Routing Toolbox |
// | |
// | Author : Jean-Paul CHAPUT |
// | E-mail : Jean-Paul.Chaput@lip6.fr |
// | =============================================================== |
// | C++ Module : "./AutoVertical.cpp" |
// +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
#include <algorithm>
#include "hurricane/Bug.h"
#include "hurricane/Vertical.h"
#include "crlcore/RoutingGauge.h"
#include "anabatic/Configuration.h"
#include "anabatic/AutoContactTurn.h"
#include "anabatic/AutoVertical.h"
#include "anabatic/AutoHorizontal.h"
namespace Anabatic {
using std::min;
using std::max;
using Hurricane::Error;
using Hurricane::Bug;
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// Class : "Anabatic::AutoVertical".
Segment* AutoVertical::base () { return _vertical; }
Segment* AutoVertical::base () const { return _vertical; }
Vertical* AutoVertical::getVertical () { return _vertical; }
DbU::Unit AutoVertical::getSourceU () const { return _vertical->getSourceY(); }
DbU::Unit AutoVertical::getTargetU () const { return _vertical->getTargetY(); }
DbU::Unit AutoVertical::getDuSource () const { return _vertical->getDySource(); }
DbU::Unit AutoVertical::getDuTarget () const { return _vertical->getDyTarget(); }
Interval AutoVertical::getSpanU () const { return Interval(_vertical->getSourceY(),_vertical->getTargetY()); }
void AutoVertical::setDuSource ( DbU::Unit du ) { _vertical->setDySource(du); }
void AutoVertical::setDuTarget ( DbU::Unit du ) { _vertical->setDyTarget(du); }
string AutoVertical::_getTypeName () const { return "AutoVertical"; }
AutoVertical::AutoVertical ( Vertical* vertical )
: AutoSegment(vertical)
, _vertical(vertical)
{
cdebug_log(145,0) << "CTOR AutoVertical " << this << endl;
cdebug_log(145,0) << " over " << vertical << endl;
}
void AutoVertical::_postCreate ()
{
AutoSegment::_postCreate ();
AutoContact* source = getAutoSource();
if (source->isTerminal()) source->setX( _vertical->getX() );
AutoContact* target = getAutoTarget();
if (target->isTerminal()) target->setX( _vertical->getX() );
_gcell = source->getGCell();
setOptimalMax( getGCell()->getXMax() );
resetNativeConstraints( getGCell()->getXMin(), getGCell()->getConstraintXMax() );
cdebug_log(145,0) << "Source in " << getGCell() << endl;
cdebug_log(145,0) << "Target in " << target->getGCell() << endl;
if (getGCell() != target->getGCell()) {
setFlags( SegGlobal );
vector<GCell*> gcells;
getGCells( gcells );
for ( GCell* gcell : gcells ) {
if ( (gcell != getGCell()) and (gcell != target->getGCell()) )
gcell->addVSegment( this );
mergeNativeMin( gcell->getXMin() );
mergeNativeMax( gcell->getConstraintXMax() );
}
}
}
void AutoVertical::_preDestroy ()
{
cdebug_log(149,1) << "AutoVertical::_preDestroy() - <id:" << getId() << "> " << endl;
cdebug_log(149,0) << _getString() << endl;
if ( not Session::doDestroyTool() ) {
vector<GCell*> gcells;
getGCells( gcells );
for ( GCell* gcell : gcells ) gcell->removeVSegment( this );
}
AutoSegment::_preDestroy ();
cdebug_tabw(145,-1);
}
AutoVertical::~AutoVertical ()
{
if ( Session::doDestroyBaseSegment() and not Session::doDestroyTool() ) {
cdebug_log(149,0) << "~AutoVertical() - " << endl;
_vertical->destroy ();
}
}
Interval AutoVertical::getSourceConstraints ( Flags flags ) const
{
if (flags & Flags::NativeConstraints) {
Box nativeBox ( getAutoSource()->getNativeConstraintBox() );
return Interval ( nativeBox.getXMin(), nativeBox.getXMax() );
}
return Interval ( getAutoSource()->getCBXMin(), getAutoSource()->getCBXMax() );
}
Interval AutoVertical::getTargetConstraints ( Flags flags ) const
{
if (flags & Flags::NativeConstraints) {
Box nativeBox ( getAutoTarget()->getNativeConstraintBox() );
return Interval ( nativeBox.getXMin(), nativeBox.getXMax() );
}
return Interval ( getAutoTarget()->getCBXMin(), getAutoTarget()->getCBXMax() );
}
bool AutoVertical::getConstraints ( DbU::Unit& constraintMin, DbU::Unit& constraintMax ) const
{
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
cdebug_log(149,1) << "getConstraints() " << this << endl;
constraintMin = getNativeMin();
constraintMax = getNativeMax();
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Native constraints: ["
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
<< DbU::getValueString(constraintMin) << ":"
<< DbU::getValueString(constraintMax) << "]"
<< endl;
constraintMin = std::max ( constraintMin, getAutoSource()->getCBXMin() );
constraintMax = std::min ( constraintMax, getAutoSource()->getCBXMax() );
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Merge with source constraints: ["
<< DbU::getValueString(getAutoSource()->getCBXMin()) << ":"
<< DbU::getValueString(getAutoSource()->getCBXMax()) << "]"
<< endl;
Added support for 2-Metal block routing in Anabatic & Katana. * New: In AnabaticEngine::invalidateRoutingPads() this method is a temporary workaround for a Hurricane problems. When an instance is moved, the RoutingPads that use it must be moved accordingly, but they are not invalidated so they stay in the wrong QuadTree. New method ::_resizeMatrix() to be called when the associated Cell is resized. * Bug: In AutoHorizontal::getConstraints() and AutoVertical::getConstraints(), the *target* constraints where never merged. * Change: In AutoHorizontal::getCells() and AutoVertical::getGCells(), now return a boolean to tell if it was ok (must not encounter a NULL GCell while progessing from source to target). * New: In Anabatic::Configuration and Anabatic:Session, create new methods: - getDHorizontalLayer() - getDhorizontalDepth() - getDHorizontalWidth() - getDHorizontalPitch() And so on for Vertical and Contact. They supply depth-independant informations about the H/V layers to build the initial detailed routing. The AutoSegment::create() methods have been modificated accordingly. * New: In Anabatic::GCell, add two new types "StdCellRow" and "ChannelRow" for implementing 2-Metal blocks. Rename the GCell::setXY() method in GCell::setSouthWestCorner(), move the contents of GCell::updateContactsPosition() into it and suppress it. WARNING: In case of a GCell shrink this may cause problems. But for now we only expand... New method GCell::getNetCount() to count the number of Net going though the GCell. * Change: In Anabatic::Edge, add specific support for capacity of 2-Metal routing channels. * Change: In Anabatic::Dijsktra various methods, replace the "gcell->isMatrix()" calls by "not gcell->isAnalog()". Add more check so that the methods pertaining to the analog routing (GRData) are not called in digital mode. * New: In Anabatic::Dijkstra::materialize(), add support for 2-Metal specific cases. That is, always break in case of vertical pass-through or U-turn. The global routing must always be broken in H-Channel. * New: In Anabatic::GCell & Anabatic::Edge, make use of the Session mechanism to ensure the revalidation. The "::revalidate()" method is then moved as "::materialize()" (overload of Go) and "::_invalidate()" becomes "::invalidate()" * Change: In LoadGlobalRouting, cosmetic rename of SortHkByX in SortHookByX. * New: In GCellTopology, added support for building 2-Metal topologies. * ForkStack is now an object attribute as many methods do need it. * To push segments/hook on the stack, a new method "push()" is available. Perform NULL and fromHook checking. Can also setup _southWestContact or _northEastContact if it is the "from" edge. * N/S/E/W edges are now vector as in digital channel mode there can be more than one. * Added build topological build methods: - doRp_2m_Access() RoutingPad stem access. - _do_2m_1G_1M1() North or south access. - _do_2m_2G_1M1() North AND south access. - _do_2m_xG() H-Channel routing. * New: In Anabatic::Matrix, new ::resize() function, as Cell can be resizeds. * New: In Anabatic::Vertex, new static method ::getValueString() for a friendly text rendering. * New: In Katana::DigitalDistance, support for channel routing. * Change: In KatanaEngine::digitalSetup() and KatanaEngine::runGlobalrouter(), for channel routing, calls to setupPowerRails() and protectRoutingPads() must be called after the core block has been fully dimensionned. ::runGlobalrouter() contains the code tasked with the grid creation and channel sizing. * New: In KatanaEngine: Added support for core block, for 2-Metal routing. May be expanded for over-the-cell routing in the future. Added methods : - isDigitalMode() - isAnalogMode() - isMixedMode() - isChannelMode() - getBlock() / addBlock() - setupChannelMode() - createChannel() * New: In Katana, new class Block to manage core blocks and perform channel routing. * New: In Katana::Session, new convenience method "isOpen()".
2017-08-18 16:56:23 -05:00
constraintMin = std::max ( constraintMin, getAutoTarget()->getCBXMin() );
constraintMax = std::min ( constraintMax, getAutoTarget()->getCBXMax() );
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Merge with target constraints: ["
<< DbU::getValueString(getAutoTarget()->getCBXMin()) << ":"
<< DbU::getValueString(getAutoTarget()->getCBXMax()) << "]"
<< endl;
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
Interval userConstraints = getUserConstraints();
if (not userConstraints.isEmpty()) {
constraintMin = max ( constraintMin, userConstraints.getVMin() );
constraintMax = min ( constraintMax, userConstraints.getVMax() );
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
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Merge with user constraints: ["
<< DbU::getValueString(userConstraints.getVMin()) << ":"
<< DbU::getValueString(userConstraints.getVMax()) << "]"
<< endl;
} else
cdebug_log(155,0) << "Empty user constraints" << endl;
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
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Resulting constraints: ["
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
<< DbU::getValueString(constraintMin) << ":"
<< DbU::getValueString(constraintMax) << "]"
<< endl;
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...
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if (constraintMin > constraintMax)
cerr << Error( "AutoVertical::getConstraints(): Invalid interval [%s : %s]\n"
" on %s"
, DbU::getValueString(constraintMin).c_str()
, DbU::getValueString(constraintMax).c_str()
, getString(this).c_str()
) << endl;
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...
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cdebug_tabw(149,-1);
return true;
}
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-).
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Flags AutoVertical::getDirection () const
{ return Flags::Vertical; }
Added support for 2-Metal block routing in Anabatic & Katana. * New: In AnabaticEngine::invalidateRoutingPads() this method is a temporary workaround for a Hurricane problems. When an instance is moved, the RoutingPads that use it must be moved accordingly, but they are not invalidated so they stay in the wrong QuadTree. New method ::_resizeMatrix() to be called when the associated Cell is resized. * Bug: In AutoHorizontal::getConstraints() and AutoVertical::getConstraints(), the *target* constraints where never merged. * Change: In AutoHorizontal::getCells() and AutoVertical::getGCells(), now return a boolean to tell if it was ok (must not encounter a NULL GCell while progessing from source to target). * New: In Anabatic::Configuration and Anabatic:Session, create new methods: - getDHorizontalLayer() - getDhorizontalDepth() - getDHorizontalWidth() - getDHorizontalPitch() And so on for Vertical and Contact. They supply depth-independant informations about the H/V layers to build the initial detailed routing. The AutoSegment::create() methods have been modificated accordingly. * New: In Anabatic::GCell, add two new types "StdCellRow" and "ChannelRow" for implementing 2-Metal blocks. Rename the GCell::setXY() method in GCell::setSouthWestCorner(), move the contents of GCell::updateContactsPosition() into it and suppress it. WARNING: In case of a GCell shrink this may cause problems. But for now we only expand... New method GCell::getNetCount() to count the number of Net going though the GCell. * Change: In Anabatic::Edge, add specific support for capacity of 2-Metal routing channels. * Change: In Anabatic::Dijsktra various methods, replace the "gcell->isMatrix()" calls by "not gcell->isAnalog()". Add more check so that the methods pertaining to the analog routing (GRData) are not called in digital mode. * New: In Anabatic::Dijkstra::materialize(), add support for 2-Metal specific cases. That is, always break in case of vertical pass-through or U-turn. The global routing must always be broken in H-Channel. * New: In Anabatic::GCell & Anabatic::Edge, make use of the Session mechanism to ensure the revalidation. The "::revalidate()" method is then moved as "::materialize()" (overload of Go) and "::_invalidate()" becomes "::invalidate()" * Change: In LoadGlobalRouting, cosmetic rename of SortHkByX in SortHookByX. * New: In GCellTopology, added support for building 2-Metal topologies. * ForkStack is now an object attribute as many methods do need it. * To push segments/hook on the stack, a new method "push()" is available. Perform NULL and fromHook checking. Can also setup _southWestContact or _northEastContact if it is the "from" edge. * N/S/E/W edges are now vector as in digital channel mode there can be more than one. * Added build topological build methods: - doRp_2m_Access() RoutingPad stem access. - _do_2m_1G_1M1() North or south access. - _do_2m_2G_1M1() North AND south access. - _do_2m_xG() H-Channel routing. * New: In Anabatic::Matrix, new ::resize() function, as Cell can be resizeds. * New: In Anabatic::Vertex, new static method ::getValueString() for a friendly text rendering. * New: In Katana::DigitalDistance, support for channel routing. * Change: In KatanaEngine::digitalSetup() and KatanaEngine::runGlobalrouter(), for channel routing, calls to setupPowerRails() and protectRoutingPads() must be called after the core block has been fully dimensionned. ::runGlobalrouter() contains the code tasked with the grid creation and channel sizing. * New: In KatanaEngine: Added support for core block, for 2-Metal routing. May be expanded for over-the-cell routing in the future. Added methods : - isDigitalMode() - isAnalogMode() - isMixedMode() - isChannelMode() - getBlock() / addBlock() - setupChannelMode() - createChannel() * New: In Katana, new class Block to manage core blocks and perform channel routing. * New: In Katana::Session, new convenience method "isOpen()".
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bool AutoVertical::getGCells ( vector<GCell*>& gcells ) const
{
vector<GCell*>().swap( gcells );
Added support for 2-Metal block routing in Anabatic & Katana. * New: In AnabaticEngine::invalidateRoutingPads() this method is a temporary workaround for a Hurricane problems. When an instance is moved, the RoutingPads that use it must be moved accordingly, but they are not invalidated so they stay in the wrong QuadTree. New method ::_resizeMatrix() to be called when the associated Cell is resized. * Bug: In AutoHorizontal::getConstraints() and AutoVertical::getConstraints(), the *target* constraints where never merged. * Change: In AutoHorizontal::getCells() and AutoVertical::getGCells(), now return a boolean to tell if it was ok (must not encounter a NULL GCell while progessing from source to target). * New: In Anabatic::Configuration and Anabatic:Session, create new methods: - getDHorizontalLayer() - getDhorizontalDepth() - getDHorizontalWidth() - getDHorizontalPitch() And so on for Vertical and Contact. They supply depth-independant informations about the H/V layers to build the initial detailed routing. The AutoSegment::create() methods have been modificated accordingly. * New: In Anabatic::GCell, add two new types "StdCellRow" and "ChannelRow" for implementing 2-Metal blocks. Rename the GCell::setXY() method in GCell::setSouthWestCorner(), move the contents of GCell::updateContactsPosition() into it and suppress it. WARNING: In case of a GCell shrink this may cause problems. But for now we only expand... New method GCell::getNetCount() to count the number of Net going though the GCell. * Change: In Anabatic::Edge, add specific support for capacity of 2-Metal routing channels. * Change: In Anabatic::Dijsktra various methods, replace the "gcell->isMatrix()" calls by "not gcell->isAnalog()". Add more check so that the methods pertaining to the analog routing (GRData) are not called in digital mode. * New: In Anabatic::Dijkstra::materialize(), add support for 2-Metal specific cases. That is, always break in case of vertical pass-through or U-turn. The global routing must always be broken in H-Channel. * New: In Anabatic::GCell & Anabatic::Edge, make use of the Session mechanism to ensure the revalidation. The "::revalidate()" method is then moved as "::materialize()" (overload of Go) and "::_invalidate()" becomes "::invalidate()" * Change: In LoadGlobalRouting, cosmetic rename of SortHkByX in SortHookByX. * New: In GCellTopology, added support for building 2-Metal topologies. * ForkStack is now an object attribute as many methods do need it. * To push segments/hook on the stack, a new method "push()" is available. Perform NULL and fromHook checking. Can also setup _southWestContact or _northEastContact if it is the "from" edge. * N/S/E/W edges are now vector as in digital channel mode there can be more than one. * Added build topological build methods: - doRp_2m_Access() RoutingPad stem access. - _do_2m_1G_1M1() North or south access. - _do_2m_2G_1M1() North AND south access. - _do_2m_xG() H-Channel routing. * New: In Anabatic::Matrix, new ::resize() function, as Cell can be resizeds. * New: In Anabatic::Vertex, new static method ::getValueString() for a friendly text rendering. * New: In Katana::DigitalDistance, support for channel routing. * Change: In KatanaEngine::digitalSetup() and KatanaEngine::runGlobalrouter(), for channel routing, calls to setupPowerRails() and protectRoutingPads() must be called after the core block has been fully dimensionned. ::runGlobalrouter() contains the code tasked with the grid creation and channel sizing. * New: In KatanaEngine: Added support for core block, for 2-Metal routing. May be expanded for over-the-cell routing in the future. Added methods : - isDigitalMode() - isAnalogMode() - isMixedMode() - isChannelMode() - getBlock() / addBlock() - setupChannelMode() - createChannel() * New: In Katana, new class Block to manage core blocks and perform channel routing. * New: In Katana::Session, new convenience method "isOpen()".
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bool success = true;
DbU::Unit xprobe = getX();
GCell* gcell = getAutoSource()->getGCell();
GCell* end = getAutoTarget()->getGCell();
cdebug_log(144,0) << "xprobe: " << DbU::getValueString(xprobe) << endl;
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if (gcell->getYMin() > end->getYMin()) std::swap( gcell, end );
if (xprobe == gcell->getConstraintXMax()) xprobe--;
gcells.push_back( gcell );
while ( gcell != end ) {
gcell = gcell->getNorth( xprobe );
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()".
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success = false;
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cerr << Error( "AutoVertical::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;
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()".
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return success;
}
bool AutoVertical::_canSlacken () const
{
cdebug_tabw(149,-1);
Interval sourceSide = getAutoSource()->getGCell()->getSide( Flags::Horizontal );
Interval targetSide = getAutoTarget()->getGCell()->getSide( Flags::Horizontal );
Interval sourceConstraints = Interval(getAutoSource()->getCBXMin(),getAutoSource()->getCBXMax());
Interval targetConstraints = Interval(getAutoTarget()->getCBXMin(),getAutoTarget()->getCBXMax());
// Expand by a tiny amount for the "contains" to work for sure.
sourceConstraints.inflate( 1 );
targetConstraints.inflate( 1 );
if (not sourceConstraints.contains(sourceSide)) { cdebug_tabw(149,-1); return true; }
if (not targetConstraints.contains(targetSide)) { cdebug_tabw(149,-1); return true; }
cdebug_tabw(149,-1);
return false;
}
bool AutoVertical::_slacken ( Flags flags )
{
cdebug_log(149,1) << "AutoVertical::_slacken() " << this << endl;
if ( not isStrongTerminal()
or (not (_flags & (SegGlobal|SegWeakGlobal)) and (getLength() < getPitch()*5)) )
{ cdebug_tabw(149,-1); return false; }
cdebug_log(149,0) << "_flags:" << (_flags & (SegGlobal|SegWeakGlobal)) << endl;
cdebug_log(149,0) << "test:" << (getLength() < getPitch()*5) << endl;
cdebug_log(149,0) << "length:" << DbU::getValueString(getLength()) << endl;
bool success = false;
bool sourceSlackened = false;
bool targetSlackened = false;
bool halfSlackened = false;
int lowSlack = (flags & Flags::HalfSlacken) ? 3 : 10;
AutoContact* source = getAutoSource();
AutoSegment* parallel = this;
if (source->isTerminal()) {
Interval constraints = source->getUConstraints (Flags::Horizontal|Flags::NoGCellShrink);
Interval nativeConstraints = source->getNativeUConstraints(Flags::Horizontal|Flags::NoGCellShrink);
int slack = constraints.getSize() / getPitch();
int nativeSlack = nativeConstraints.getSize() / getPitch();
// Ugly: GCell's track number is hardwired.
if ((slack < lowSlack) or (nativeSlack - slack < 3)) {
_makeDogleg( source->getGCell(), Flags::NoFlags );
sourceSlackened = true;
} else if (slack < 10) {
halfSlackened = true;
}
const vector<AutoSegment*>& doglegs = Session::getDoglegs();
if (sourceSlackened and (doglegs.size() >= 2)) {
cdebug_log(149,0) << "AutoVertical::_slacken(): Source @" << DbU::getValueString(getSourcePosition()) << endl;
doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->_setAxis( getSourcePosition() );
success = true;
parallel = doglegs[ doglegs.size()-1 ];
}
}
AutoContact* target = NULL;
if (parallel) {
target = parallel->getAutoTarget();
} else {
target = getAutoTarget();
}
if (target->isTerminal()) {
Interval constraints = target->getUConstraints (Flags::Horizontal|Flags::NoGCellShrink);
Interval nativeConstraints = target->getNativeUConstraints(Flags::Horizontal|Flags::NoGCellShrink);
int slack = constraints.getSize() / getPitch();
int nativeSlack = nativeConstraints.getSize() / getPitch();
// Ugly: GCell's track number is hardwired.
if ((slack < lowSlack) or (nativeSlack - slack < 3)) {
_makeDogleg( target->getGCell(), Flags::NoFlags );
targetSlackened = true;
} else if (slack < 10) {
halfSlackened = true;
}
const vector<AutoSegment*>& doglegs = Session::getDoglegs();
if (targetSlackened and (doglegs.size() >= 2)) {
cdebug_log(149,0) << "AutoVertical::_slacken(): Source @" << DbU::getValueString(getTargetPosition()) << endl;
doglegs[doglegs.size()-2]->_setAxis( getTargetPosition() );
success = true;
}
}
if (sourceSlackened and targetSlackened) {
setFlags ( SegSlackened );
unsetFlags( SegHalfSlackened );
} else {
if (sourceSlackened or targetSlackened) {
if (halfSlackened) {
setFlags( SegHalfSlackened );
} else {
setFlags ( SegSlackened );
unsetFlags( SegHalfSlackened );
}
}
}
cdebug_tabw(149,-1);
return success;
}
void AutoVertical::_setAxis ( DbU::Unit axis )
{
setFlags( SegAxisSet );
if (_vertical->getX() == axis) return;
cdebug_log(144,0) << "_setAxis() @X " << DbU::getValueString(axis) << " " << this << endl;
_vertical->setX( axis );
invalidate();
AutoContact* anchor = getAutoSource();
anchor->invalidate();
if (anchor->isTerminal()) anchor->setX( axis );
anchor = getAutoTarget();
anchor->invalidate();
if (anchor->isTerminal()) anchor->setX( axis );
}
void AutoVertical::updateOrient ()
{
if (_vertical->getTargetY() < _vertical->getSourceY()) {
cdebug_log(145,0) << "updateOrient() " << this << " (before S/T swap)" << endl;
_vertical->invert();
unsigned int spinFlags = _flags & SegDepthSpin;
unsetFlags( SegDepthSpin );
if (spinFlags & SegSourceTop ) setFlags( SegTargetTop );
if (spinFlags & SegSourceBottom) setFlags( SegTargetBottom );
if (spinFlags & SegTargetTop ) setFlags( SegSourceTop );
if (spinFlags & SegTargetBottom) setFlags( SegSourceBottom );
unsigned int invalidatedFlags = _flags & (SegInvalidatedSource|SegInvalidatedTarget);
unsetFlags( SegInvalidatedSource|SegInvalidatedTarget );
if (invalidatedFlags & SegInvalidatedSource) setFlags( SegInvalidatedTarget );
if (invalidatedFlags & SegInvalidatedTarget) setFlags( SegInvalidatedSource );
unsigned int terminalFlags = _flags & SegStrongTerminal;
unsetFlags( SegStrongTerminal );
if (terminalFlags & SegSourceTerminal) setFlags( SegTargetTerminal );
if (terminalFlags & SegTargetTerminal) setFlags( SegSourceTerminal );
}
}
void AutoVertical::updatePositions ()
{
_sourcePosition = _vertical->getSourceY() - getExtensionCap();
_targetPosition = _vertical->getTargetY() + getExtensionCap();
}
void AutoVertical::updateNativeConstraints ()
{
vector<GCell*> gcells;
getGCells( gcells );
resetNativeConstraints( gcells[0]->getXMin(), gcells[0]->getConstraintXMax() );
for ( GCell* gcell : gcells ) {
mergeNativeMin( gcell->getXMin() );
mergeNativeMax( gcell->getConstraintXMax() );
}
}
bool AutoVertical::checkPositions () const
{
bool coherency = true;
DbU::Unit sourcePosition = _vertical->getSourceY() - getExtensionCap();
DbU::Unit targetPosition = _vertical->getTargetY() + getExtensionCap();
if ( _sourcePosition != sourcePosition ) {
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 AutoVertical::checkConstraints () const
{
Interval sourceConstraints = Interval(getAutoSource()->getCBXMin(),getAutoSource()->getCBXMax());
Interval targetConstraints = Interval(getAutoTarget()->getCBXMin(),getAutoTarget()->getCBXMax());
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 AutoVertical::canMoveULeft ( float reserve ) const
{
#if THIS_IS_DISABLED
if (not isGlobal()) return false;
if (not getAutoSource()->isTurn() or not getAutoTarget()->isTurn()) return false;
if (not getAutoSource()->getGCell()->getLeft()) 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;
for ( GCell* gcell=begin ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getUp() ) {
if (currMaxDensity < gcell->getWDensity(depth)) currMaxDensity = gcell->getWDensity( depth );
}
begin = begin->getLeft();
end = end ->getLeft();
for ( GCell* gcell=begin ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getUp() ) {
if (leftMaxDensity < gcell->getWDensity(depth)) leftMaxDensity = gcell->getWDensity( depth );
}
return (leftMaxDensity + reserve < currMaxDensity);
#endif
return false;
}
bool AutoVertical::canMoveURight ( float reserve ) const
{
#if THIS_IS_DISABLED
if (not isGlobal()) return false;
if (not getAutoSource()->isTurn() or not getAutoTarget()->isTurn()) return false;
if (not getAutoSource()->getGCell()->getRight()) 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]->getAutoTarget() == autoSource) )
and ( (not perpandiculars[1]->isGlobal()) or (perpandiculars[1]->getAutoTarget() == 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;
for ( GCell* gcell=begin ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getUp() ) {
if (currMaxDensity < gcell->getWDensity(depth)) currMaxDensity = gcell->getWDensity( depth );
}
begin = begin->getRight();
end = end ->getRight();
for ( GCell* gcell=begin ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getUp() ) {
if (leftMaxDensity < gcell->getWDensity(depth)) leftMaxDensity = gcell->getWDensity( depth );
}
return (leftMaxDensity + reserve < currMaxDensity);
#endif
return false;
}
bool AutoVertical::moveULeft ()
{
#if THIS_IS_DISABLED
if (not getAutoSource()->isTurn() or not getAutoTarget()->isTurn()) return false;
if (not getAutoSource()->getGCell()->getLeft()) return false;
AutoContact* autoSource = getAutoSource();
AutoContact* autoTarget = getAutoTarget();
GCell* begin = autoSource->getGCell();
GCell* end = autoTarget->getGCell();
AutoSegment* perpandicular = autoSource->getSegment(0);
if (perpandicular->isLocal()) {
perpandicular->setFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
} else {
if (perpandicular->getAutoSource() == autoSource) {
begin->addHSegment( perpandicular );
} else {
if (begin->getLeft() == perpandicular->getAutoSource()->getGCell()) {
perpandicular->unsetFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
} else
begin->getLeft()->removeHSegment( perpandicular );
}
}
perpandicular = autoTarget->getSegment(0);
if (perpandicular->isLocal()) {
perpandicular->setFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
} else {
if (perpandicular->getAutoSource() == autoTarget) {
end->addHSegment( perpandicular );
} else {
if (end->getLeft() == perpandicular->getAutoSource()->getGCell()) {
perpandicular->unsetFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
} else
end->getLeft()->removeHSegment( perpandicular );
}
}
if (begin != end) {
for ( GCell* gcell=begin->getUp() ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getUp() )
gcell->removeVSegment( this );
}
begin = begin->getLeft();
end = end ->getLeft();
autoSource->setGCell( begin );
autoTarget->setGCell( end );
if (begin != end) {
for ( GCell* gcell=begin->getUp() ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getUp() )
gcell->addVSegment( this );
}
DbU::Unit x = begin->getSide( Flags::Horizontal ).getVMax();
setAxis( x );
return true;
#endif
return false;
}
bool AutoVertical::moveURight ()
{
#if THIS_IS_DISABLED
cdebug_log(149,0) << "AutoVertical::moveURight()" << endl;
if (not getAutoSource()->isTurn() or not getAutoTarget()->isTurn()) return true;
if (not getAutoSource()->getGCell()->getRight()) return true;
AutoContact* autoSource = getAutoSource();
AutoContact* autoTarget = getAutoTarget();
GCell* begin = autoSource->getGCell();
GCell* end = autoTarget->getGCell();
AutoSegment* perpandicular = autoSource->getSegment(0);
if (perpandicular->isLocal()) {
perpandicular->setFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
} else {
if (perpandicular->getAutoTarget() == autoSource) {
begin->addHSegment( perpandicular );
} else {
if (begin->getRight() == perpandicular->getAutoTarget()->getGCell()) {
perpandicular->unsetFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
} else
begin->getRight()->removeHSegment( perpandicular );
}
}
perpandicular = autoTarget->getSegment(0);
if (perpandicular->isLocal()) {
perpandicular->setFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
} else {
if (perpandicular->getAutoTarget() == autoTarget) {
end->addHSegment( perpandicular );
} else {
if (end->getRight() == perpandicular->getAutoTarget()->getGCell()) {
perpandicular->unsetFlags( Anabatic::SegGlobal );
} else
end->getRight()->removeHSegment( perpandicular );
}
}
if (begin != end) {
for ( GCell* gcell=begin->getUp() ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getUp() )
gcell->removeVSegment( this );
}
begin = begin->getRight();
end = end ->getRight();
autoSource->setGCell( begin );
autoTarget->setGCell( end );
if (begin != end) {
for ( GCell* gcell=begin->getUp() ; gcell and gcell!=end ; gcell=gcell->getUp() )
gcell->addVSegment( this );
}
DbU::Unit x = begin->getSide( Flags::Horizontal ).getVMin();
setAxis( x );
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Moved to axis: " << DbU::getValueString(x) << endl;
return true;
#endif
return false;
}
Flags AutoVertical::_makeDogleg ( GCell* doglegGCell, Flags flags )
{
cdebug_log(149,0) << "AutoVertical::_makeDogleg(GCell*)" << endl;
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...
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//Session::doglegReset();
AutoContact* autoSource = getAutoSource();
AutoContact* autoTarget = getAutoTarget();
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...
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if (not autoSource->canDrag()) unsetFlags( SegDrag );
DbU::Unit doglegAxis = (doglegGCell->getYMax() + doglegGCell->getYMin()) / 2;
if (isLocal())
doglegAxis = (getSourceY() + getTargetY()) / 2;
if (doglegGCell == begin) unsetFlags( SegGlobal );
if (doglegGCell != end) {
GCell* gcell = doglegGCell;
do {
if (gcell != begin)
gcell->removeVSegment( this );
gcell = gcell->getNorth( getNativeMin() );
} while ( gcell and (gcell != end) );
}
size_t depth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth ( _vertical->getLayer() );
bool upLayer = (depth+1 <= Session::getConfiguration()->getAllowedDepth());
Layer* contactLayer = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getContactLayer ( depth + ((upLayer)?0:-1) );
const Layer* doglegLayer = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getRoutingLayer ( depth + ((upLayer)?1:-1) );
Session::dogleg( this );
targetDetach();
invalidate( Flags::Topology );
autoTarget->invalidate( Flags::Topology );
AutoContact* dlContact1 = AutoContactTurn::create( doglegGCell, _vertical->getNet(), contactLayer );
cdebug_log(149,0) << dlContact1 << endl;
AutoContact* dlContact2 = AutoContactTurn::create( doglegGCell, _vertical->getNet(), contactLayer );
cdebug_log(149,0) << dlContact2 << endl;
AutoSegment* segment1 = AutoSegment::create( dlContact1 , dlContact2, Flags::Horizontal );
cdebug_log(149,0) << segment1 << endl;
segment1->setLayer( doglegLayer );
segment1->_setAxis( doglegAxis );
segment1->setFlags( SegDogleg|SegSlackened|SegCanonical|SegNotAligned );
cdebug_log(149,0) << "New " << dlContact1->base() << "." << endl;
cdebug_log(149,0) << "New " << dlContact2->base() << "." << endl;
Session::dogleg( segment1 );
targetAttach( dlContact1 );
AutoSegment* segment2 = AutoVertical::create ( dlContact2, autoTarget, Flags::Vertical );
autoTarget->cacheAttach( segment2 );
segment2->setLayer( getLayer() );
segment2->_setAxis( getX() );
segment2->setFlags( (isSlackened()?SegSlackened:0) );
Session::dogleg( segment2 );
if (isSourceTerminal()) {
segment1->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
segment2->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
autoTarget->unsetFlags( CntWeakTerminal );
dlContact1->setFlags ( CntWeakTerminal );
if (autoTarget->getGCell() == doglegGCell)
dlContact1->migrateConstraintBox( autoTarget );
} else if (isTargetTerminal()) {
unsetFlags( SegTargetTerminal );
setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
segment1->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
segment2->setFlags( SegTargetTerminal );
autoSource->unsetFlags( CntWeakTerminal );
dlContact2->setFlags ( CntWeakTerminal );
if (autoSource->getGCell() == doglegGCell)
dlContact2->migrateConstraintBox( autoSource );
} else if (isWeakTerminal()) {
segment1->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
segment2->setFlags( SegWeakTerminal1 );
}
if (isAnalog()) {
segment1->setFlags( SegAnalog );
segment2->setFlags( SegAnalog );
}
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Session::dogleg[x+1] perpand: " << segment1 << endl;
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();
dlContact2->updateCache();
//autoTarget->updateCache();
segment2->canonize( flags );
if (not isCanonical()) canonize( flags );
updateNativeConstraints();
segment2->updateNativeConstraints();
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...
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if (autoTarget->canDrag()) {
Interval dragConstraints = autoTarget->getNativeUConstraints(Flags::Vertical);
segment1->mergeUserConstraints( dragConstraints );
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Perpandical has drag constraints: " << dragConstraints << endl;
}
return (upLayer) ? Flags::AboveLayer : Flags::BelowLayer;
}
string AutoVertical::_getString () const
{
string s = AutoSegment::_getString();
return s;
}
Record* AutoVertical::_getRecord () const
{
Record* record = AutoSegment::_getRecord ();
record->add ( getSlot ( "_vertical", _vertical ) );
return record;
}
} // End of Anabatic namespace.