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// -*- mode: C++; explicit-buffer-name: "GCell.cpp<anabatic>" -*-
//
// This file is part of the Coriolis Software.
// Copyright (c) UPMC 2016-2018, All Rights Reserved
//
// +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
// | C O R I O L I S |
// | A n a b a t i c - Global Routing Toolbox |
// | |
// | Author : Jean-Paul CHAPUT |
// | E-mail : Jean-Paul.Chaput@lip6.fr |
// | =============================================================== |
// | C++ Module : "./GCell.cpp" |
// +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
#include <iostream>
#include "hurricane/Bug.h"
#include "hurricane/Warning.h"
#include "hurricane/Breakpoint.h"
#include "hurricane/Contact.h"
#include "hurricane/RoutingPad.h"
#include "hurricane/UpdateSession.h"
#include "anabatic/GCell.h"
#include "anabatic/AnabaticEngine.h"
namespace {
using namespace std;
using namespace Hurricane;
using namespace Anabatic;
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// Class : "::UsedFragments".
class UsedFragments {
private:
class Axiss;
class Axis {
public:
Axis ( UsedFragments*, DbU::Unit axis );
inline DbU::Unit getAxis () const;
inline UsedFragments* getUsedFragments () const;
void merge ( const Interval& mergeChunk );
Interval getMaxFree () const;
private:
UsedFragments* _ufragments;
DbU::Unit _axis;
list<Interval> _chunks;
};
private:
class AxisCompare {
public:
bool operator() ( const Axis* lhs, const Axis* rhs ) const;
};
class AxisMatch : public unary_function<Axis*,bool> {
public:
inline AxisMatch ( DbU::Unit axis );
inline bool operator() ( const Axis* );
private:
DbU::Unit _axis;
};
public:
UsedFragments ();
~UsedFragments ();
inline DbU::Unit getPitch () const;
inline DbU::Unit getMin () const;
inline DbU::Unit getMax () const;
Interval getMaxFree () const;
inline void setSpan ( DbU::Unit min, DbU::Unit max );
inline void setCapacity ( size_t );
inline void incGlobals ( size_t count=1 );
inline void setPitch ( DbU::Unit );
void merge ( DbU::Unit axis, const Interval& );
private:
DbU::Unit _pitch;
vector<Axis*> _axiss;
Interval _span;
size_t _capacity;
size_t _globals;
};
UsedFragments::Axis::Axis ( UsedFragments* ufragments, DbU::Unit axis )
: _ufragments(ufragments)
, _axis (axis)
, _chunks ()
{
merge( Interval( ufragments->getMin()-ufragments->getPitch(), ufragments->getMin() ) );
merge( Interval( ufragments->getMax(), ufragments->getMax()+ufragments->getPitch() ) );
}
inline DbU::Unit UsedFragments::Axis::getAxis () const { return _axis; }
inline UsedFragments* UsedFragments::Axis::getUsedFragments () const { return _ufragments; }
void UsedFragments::Axis::merge ( const Interval& chunkMerge )
{
// cerr << " Merge @" << DbU::getValueString(_axis)
// << " " << chunkMerge << endl;
list<Interval>::iterator imerge = _chunks.end();
list<Interval>::iterator ichunk = _chunks.begin();
while ( ichunk != _chunks.end() ) {
if (chunkMerge.getVMax() < (*ichunk).getVMin()) break;
if (chunkMerge.intersect(*ichunk)) {
if (imerge == _chunks.end()) {
imerge = ichunk;
(*imerge).merge( chunkMerge );
} else {
(*imerge).merge( *ichunk );
ichunk = _chunks.erase( ichunk );
continue;
}
}
ichunk++;
}
if (imerge == _chunks.end()) {
_chunks.insert( ichunk, chunkMerge );
}
}
Interval UsedFragments::Axis::getMaxFree () const
{
list<Interval>::const_iterator ichunk = _chunks.begin();
list<Interval>::const_iterator iend = --_chunks.end();
Interval maxFree;
for ( ; ichunk != iend ; ++ichunk ) {
list<Interval>::const_iterator inext = ichunk;
++inext;
if (inext == iend) break;
Interval currentFree ( (*ichunk).getVMax(), (*inext).getVMin() );
if (currentFree.getSize() > maxFree.getSize())
maxFree = currentFree;
// cerr << " @" << DbU::getValueString(_axis)
// << " before:" << *ichunk << " after:" << *inext
// << " size:" << DbU::getValueString(currentFree.getSize()) << endl;
}
return maxFree;
}
inline bool UsedFragments::AxisCompare::operator() ( const Axis* lhs, const Axis* rhs ) const
{
if (lhs->getAxis () < rhs->getAxis ()) return true;
return false;
}
inline UsedFragments::AxisMatch::AxisMatch ( DbU::Unit axis )
: _axis(axis)
{ }
inline bool UsedFragments::AxisMatch::operator() ( const Axis* axis )
{ return (axis->getAxis() == _axis); }
UsedFragments::UsedFragments ()
: _pitch (0)
, _axiss ()
, _span (false)
, _capacity(0)
, _globals (0)
{ }
UsedFragments::~UsedFragments ()
{
while ( not _axiss.empty() ) {
delete (*_axiss.begin());
_axiss.erase( _axiss.begin() );
}
}
inline DbU::Unit UsedFragments::getPitch () const { return _pitch; }
inline DbU::Unit UsedFragments::getMin () const { return _span.getVMin(); }
inline DbU::Unit UsedFragments::getMax () const { return _span.getVMax(); }
inline void UsedFragments::setPitch ( DbU::Unit pitch ) { _pitch=pitch; }
inline void UsedFragments::setSpan ( DbU::Unit min, DbU::Unit max ) { _span=Interval(min,max); }
inline void UsedFragments::setCapacity ( size_t capacity ) { _capacity=capacity; }
inline void UsedFragments::incGlobals ( size_t count ) { _globals+=count; }
void UsedFragments::merge ( DbU::Unit axis, const Interval& chunkMerge )
{
Interval restrict = chunkMerge.getIntersection(_span);
if (restrict.isEmpty()) return;
vector<Axis*>::iterator iaxis = find_if( _axiss.begin(), _axiss.end(), AxisMatch(axis) );
Axis* paxis = NULL;
if (iaxis == _axiss.end()) {
paxis = new Axis(this,axis);
_axiss.push_back ( paxis );
stable_sort( _axiss.begin(), _axiss.end(), AxisCompare() );
} else {
paxis = *iaxis;
}
paxis->merge( restrict );
}
Interval UsedFragments::getMaxFree () const
{
//cerr << "capacity:" << _capacity << " _globals:" << _globals << " _axiss:" << _axiss.size() << endl;
if (_capacity > _globals + _axiss.size() + 1) return _span;
Interval maxFree;
vector<Axis*>::const_iterator iaxis = _axiss.begin();
for ( ; iaxis != _axiss.end() ; ++iaxis ) {
Interval axisMaxFree = (*iaxis)->getMaxFree();
if (axisMaxFree.getSize() > maxFree.getSize())
maxFree = axisMaxFree;
}
return maxFree;
}
} // End of anonymous namespace.
namespace Anabatic {
using std::cerr;
using std::endl;
using Hurricane::Bug;
using Hurricane::Error;
using Hurricane::Warning;
using Hurricane::UpdateSession;
using Hurricane::Horizontal;
using Hurricane::Vertical;
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// Class : "Katabatic::GCell::CompareByDensity".
GCell::CompareByDensity::CompareByDensity ( size_t depth )
: _depth(depth)
{ }
bool GCell::CompareByDensity::operator() ( GCell* lhs, GCell* rhs ) const
{
float difference = lhs->getDensity(_depth) - rhs->getDensity(_depth);
if (difference != 0.0) return (difference > 0.0);
return lhs->getId() < rhs->getId();
}
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// Class : "Anabatic::GCell".
Name GCell::_extensionName = "Anabatic::GCell";
uint32_t GCell::_displayMode = GCell::Boundary;
Support for density estimation for the global router. * Bug: In Anabatic::Edge::getDistance(), remove the additionnal 0.1 added to horizontal edges. This was for testing before the hScaling parameter was added (to the distance computation in GlobalRoute). * New: Anabatic::Path_Edges, collectio to walkthrough all the edges between two node. More complex than in Knik as we are no longer using a regular grid. We may request the north bound path or south bound path. Collection returned by AnabaticEngine::getEdgesUnderPath(). * New: In Anabatic::NetData, add a new flag GlobalEstimated to tell if the net RMST has been computed (using FLUTE). * New: In Anabatic::PriorityQueue, used to sort Vertexes by increasing distances, add a new criterion to be used in case of distance equality. The attractor which should be the center of the search area. In case of equality, we choose the Vertex which is closest to the attractor. Give a small improvement, and more "dendritic" trees. For a more simple implementation of the comparison function it is made as a static member (so no two Dijkstra objects at the same time...). * Change: In Anabatic::Edge, make the estimate occupance a floating point number instead of an integer. * New: In Katana::GlobalRoute, finally implement the estimated congestion driven router. Net RMST estimated using FLUTE. Use the historic cost from Knik implementation and not the one given in Damien's thesis, which seems not be the same and a bit strange. * New: In KatanaEngine, add the ability to exclude nets from routing, and export it to Python.
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DbU::Unit GCell::_matrixHSide = 0;
DbU::Unit GCell::_matrixVSide = 0;
uint32_t GCell::getDisplayMode () { return _displayMode; }
void GCell::setDisplayMode ( uint32_t mode ) { _displayMode = mode; }
GCell::GCell ( AnabaticEngine* anabatic, DbU::Unit xmin, DbU::Unit ymin )
: Super(anabatic->getCell())
, _observable ()
, _anabatic (anabatic)
Clean parameters for routing topologies. Improved 2RL- support. Previously, the relevant NetBuilder and routing strategies where directly guessed from the RoutingGauge traits. This is no longer doable as the combinations increases. Now to configure both the global and detailed router we need three "parameters" : 1. The routing gauge itself (tells which layers are in which directions) and how to make the VIAs. 2. The NetBuilder to use, they are identified by strings. Currently we support: * "HV,3RL+", for all SxLib derived standard cells. * "VH,2RL", for hybrid routing (over the cell, but terminals are also in the first RL). * "2RL-", for strict channel routing. * "VH,3RL+", an attempt for FreePDK 45, not optimized enough to be considered as usable. 3. The routing style, mostly affect the way the GCell grid will be built. * VH : first RL is V. * HV : first RL is H. * OTH : Run in full over-the-cell mode (needs at least 3RL). * Channel : Run in *strict* channel routing mode (no routing over the standard cells). * Hybrid : Create channels, but can use H tracks over the standard cells. Thoses three parameters are partly overlapping and must be sets in a consistent manner, otherwise strange results may occurs. * New: CRL::RoutingGauge::getFirstRoutingGauge(), to get the lowest layer available for routing (not a PinOnly, not a PowerSupply). * Change: In CRL::RoutingGauge::isHV() and isVH(), were previously always returning false when the gauge was 2RL only. Now, check on the first usable RL. * Bug: In cumulus/plugins.block.configuration._loadRoutingGauge(), there was a bad computation of the deep RLs when the top layer was not defined. Occured for 2RL gauges only. * Bug: In Anabatic::RpsInRow::slacken() (LayerAssign), forgotten curly braces in the test to skip METAL2 terminals. * Change: In Etestian::BloatChannel::getDx(), adjust the bloating policy to converge on Arlet6502. Always ensure that there is a 50% ratio between terminal used V-tracks and free ones. If there is more than 80% of terminals, add one more track. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine & KatanaEngine, KatanaEngine is a derived class of AnabaticEngine. They uses Anabatic::Configuration and Katana::Configuration that also derives from each other. I though I had made one configuration attribute in the base class that was using the right Configuration. But no. I did have two configurations attributes, one in AnabaticEngine and one in KatanaEngine, the later "shadowing" the former. As a results, parameters modified in AnabaticEngine, *after* the initial creation of the tool *where never seen* at Katana level (due to it's own duplicate). What a mess. Now there is only one attribute in the *base* class Anabatic, which is created through a new virtual function _createConfiguration() called in _postCreate() which allocate the right Configuration according to the dynamic type of the tool (KatanaEngine). In KatanaEngine, access the configuration through the attribute (_configuration) and not the accessor (getConfiguration()). * Bug: In KatanaEngine, no longer directly use the _configuration attribute (which is not accessible anyway) but the getConfiguration() accessor. The accessor perform a static_cast from the Super::getConfiguration() into Katana::Configuration. Complete cleanup of the various configuration accessors. * New: AnabaticEngine::setupNetBuilder(), perform an early check of the requested NetBuilderStyle. The NetBuilderStyle is just a string that will be matched against the (hard-coded) supported NetBuilders. Then check the topological characteristics against the capabilities of the gauge (HV, VH and so on). Still a bit too hard-coded for now. This function has been split from AnabaticEngine::_loadGrByNet(). * Change: AnabaticEngine::isChannelStyle() renamed from isChannelMode(). * New: In Anabatic::Configuration, two new attributes to select the topology and routing style: - _netBuilderStyle to explicitely select the NetBuilder to use. It's a string, which is provided by each NetBuilder. - _routingStyle to define how the overall routing will work. It's a set of flags (StyleFlags): * VH : first RL is V. * HV : first RL is H. * OTH : Run in full over-the-cell mode (needs at least 3RL). * Channel : Run in *strict* channel routing mode (no routing over the standard cells). * Hybrid : Create channels, but can use H tracks over the standard cells. * New: In anabatic/Constants, add StyleFlags to define how the router should operate (see above). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell, in CTOR, no reason to set up the HChannelGCell flag. * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::updateDensity(), when computing layers non contiguous saturation, do not systematically skip RL 0, but only if it's PinOnly. * Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilder, rename isTwoMetal by isStrictChannel. * Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilderHV, rename doRp_AccessNorthPin() in doRp_AccessNorthSouthPin(). More accurate. * Bug: In NetBuilderHV::_do_1G_xM1_1PinM2(), the wires to connect the M1 terminals where created *twice*. Uterly stupid, there where placed in overlap by the router! * New: In AnabaticEngine, new accessors to the NetBuilderStyle and RoutingStyle, proxies towards Configuration. * Bug: In Manipulator::relax(), if there are two doglegs to be done, but they are in the same GCell, only do one (the conflicting interval) is short. * Change: In Katana::Session, rename isChannelMode() into isChannelStyle(). * Change: In TrackSegment::isUnbreakable() and isStrap(), return false when the base segment is a *weak global* (aligned with a global one). * Change: In Katana::Row::createChannel(), correctly distinguish between *strict channel* style and *hybrid* style. Tag the GCells as std cells row or channels only in the former case.
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, _flags (Flags::Invalidated)
, _westEdges ()
, _eastEdges ()
, _southEdges ()
, _northEdges ()
, _xmin (xmin)
, _ymin (ymin)
, _gcontacts ()
, _vsegments ()
, _hsegments ()
, _contacts ()
, _depth (Session::getRoutingGauge()->getDepth())
, _pinDepth (0)
, _satProcessed (0)
Added core2chip support for Phenitec80. This commit degrades the run success rate of ARMv2a to 87% (40 iters). * New: In CRLcore/etc/.../kite.conf, add configuration parameters: katana.termSatReservedlocal katana.termSatthreshold for the new edge capacity computation system. * New: In CRLcore/etc/symbolic/phenitec06/, add support for N. Shimizu small I/O pads (supplied in phlib80). Tune various parameters of Anabatic/Katana to increase routing success. * Change: In CRLcore/alliance/ap/ApParser, make Pin external components, so RoutingPad will be build upon in global routing. Do not complain when a I/O pad has a physical instance that did not exists in the netlist. Just create it (appeared in phlib80). When no netlist instance exists in a pad, the pad Cell is still considered as terminal. * New: In Etesian::BloatCells, new profile named "3metals" better suited for two routing metals technologies (i.e. Phenitec). * New: In Anabatic::RawGCellsUnder, new CTOR which take only source & target points instead of a segment. Needed to manage wide segment for which the axis to consider is not that of the segment (one axis for each track it intersect). * New: In Anabatic::GCell, add a RoutingPad count attribute, for Edge reservation computation. * New: In AnabaticEngine::computeEdgeCapacities(), instead of decreasing all edges of a fixed amount (hTrackReservedLocal), guess the GCell cluttering from the number of RoutingPads that it contains. For non-saturated GCells, the four edges are decreased by the number of RoutingPads. We use the maximum from the two neigboring GCells. The hTrackReservedLocal parameter is now used only as a *maximum* that the edge reservation can reach. If a GCell is saturated (more than 8 RoutingPads, the saturation is propagated horizontally to 2 neigboring GCells). * Change: In AutoContactTerminal::getNativeConstraintBox(), use a more flexible gauge name matching for terminal vertical extensions correction. Namely, match all "msxlib*" kind of gauges. * Change: In AutoSegment::setAxis(), add the ability to force the axis position, even if it is a non-canonical segment. Maybe needed in the initialisation steo, before the first canonisation is performed. * New: In NetBuilder, added new methods _do_1G_1PinM1() and _do_2G_1PinM1(), to manage coronas for Phenitec designs. To avoid various side effects from segments being too close from the north / east side of the routing area, make those segments fixeds. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), the management of wide wires was wrong. The axis to use to find the underlying GCells is the one of the track, not of the segment. This was creating bad edge capacity computation under the power ring of a block and subsequently routing failures. * New: In Kanata::Manipulator, added method reprocessParallels(), not used though, but keep it anyway, might be of use later... * New: In Kanata::Manipulator, added method avoidBlockage() for terminal METAL2 in non-preferred direction, restrict the terminal and turn constraint box at the current position of the perpandicular, so it doesn't create a deadlock in METAL2. * Change: In SegmentFsm::conflictSolveByPlaceds(), if we cannot break using the whole overlap, try the first atomic overlap. * New: In SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), manage conflict between a non-prefered segment and a blockage, this when to call avoidBlockage()... * New: In Katana::Configuration, management of the new edge computation parameters: katana.termSatReservedlocal katana.termSatthreshold * New: In Cumulus/plugins/Core2Chip, support for Phenitec I/O pads.
2019-09-17 10:05:54 -05:00
, _rpCount (0)
, _blockages (new DbU::Unit [_depth])
, _cDensity (0.0)
, _densities (new float [_depth])
, _feedthroughs (new float [_depth])
, _fragmentations(new float [_depth])
, _globalsCount (new float [_depth])
, _key (this,1)
, _lastClonedKey (NULL)
{
Support for density estimation for the global router. * Bug: In Anabatic::Edge::getDistance(), remove the additionnal 0.1 added to horizontal edges. This was for testing before the hScaling parameter was added (to the distance computation in GlobalRoute). * New: Anabatic::Path_Edges, collectio to walkthrough all the edges between two node. More complex than in Knik as we are no longer using a regular grid. We may request the north bound path or south bound path. Collection returned by AnabaticEngine::getEdgesUnderPath(). * New: In Anabatic::NetData, add a new flag GlobalEstimated to tell if the net RMST has been computed (using FLUTE). * New: In Anabatic::PriorityQueue, used to sort Vertexes by increasing distances, add a new criterion to be used in case of distance equality. The attractor which should be the center of the search area. In case of equality, we choose the Vertex which is closest to the attractor. Give a small improvement, and more "dendritic" trees. For a more simple implementation of the comparison function it is made as a static member (so no two Dijkstra objects at the same time...). * Change: In Anabatic::Edge, make the estimate occupance a floating point number instead of an integer. * New: In Katana::GlobalRoute, finally implement the estimated congestion driven router. Net RMST estimated using FLUTE. Use the historic cost from Knik implementation and not the one given in Damien's thesis, which seems not be the same and a bit strange. * New: In KatanaEngine, add the ability to exclude nets from routing, and export it to Python.
2019-02-26 13:03:53 -06:00
if (not _matrixHSide) {
_matrixVSide = Session::getSliceHeight();
_matrixHSide = Session::getSliceHeight();
if (_matrixHSide % Session::getSliceStep())
_matrixHSide += Session::getSliceStep() - _matrixHSide % Session::getSliceStep();
}
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
_blockages [i] = 0;
_densities [i] = 0.0;
_feedthroughs [i] = 0.0;
_fragmentations[i] = 0.0;
_globalsCount [i] = 0.0;
if (Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerGauge(i)->getType() == Constant::PinOnly)
++_pinDepth;
}
updateKey( 1 );
}
void GCell::_postCreate ()
{
Super::_postCreate();
_anabatic->_add( this );
}
GCell* GCell::create ( AnabaticEngine* anabatic )
{
if (not anabatic) throw Error( "GCell::create(): NULL anabatic argument." );
if (not anabatic->getCell()) throw Error( "GCell::create(): AnabaticEngine has no Cell loaded." );
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 reUseSession = Session::isOpen();
if (not reUseSession) anabatic->openSession();
GCell* gcell = new GCell ( anabatic
, anabatic->getCell()->getAbutmentBox().getXMin()
, anabatic->getCell()->getAbutmentBox().getYMin() );
gcell->_postCreate();
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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if (not reUseSession) Session::close();
return gcell;
}
GCell* GCell::_create ( DbU::Unit xmin, DbU::Unit ymin )
{
GCell* gcell = new GCell ( getAnabatic(), xmin, ymin );
gcell->_postCreate();
return gcell;
}
GCell::~GCell ()
{
//cdebug_log(145,0) << "GCell::~GCell()" << endl;
delete [] _blockages;
delete [] _densities;
delete [] _feedthroughs;
delete [] _fragmentations;
delete [] _globalsCount;
}
void GCell::_destroyEdges ()
{
while (not _westEdges.empty()) (* _westEdges.rbegin())->destroy();
while (not _eastEdges.empty()) (* _eastEdges.rbegin())->destroy();
while (not _southEdges.empty()) (*_southEdges.rbegin())->destroy();
while (not _northEdges.empty()) (*_northEdges.rbegin())->destroy();
}
void GCell::_preDestroy ()
{
_destroyEdges();
_anabatic->_remove( this );
Super::_preDestroy();
}
void GCell::_remove ( Edge* edge, Flags side )
{
if (side.contains(Flags::WestSide )) erase_element( _westEdges, edge );
if (side.contains(Flags::EastSide )) erase_element( _eastEdges, edge );
if (side.contains(Flags::SouthSide)) erase_element( _southEdges, edge );
if (side.contains(Flags::NorthSide)) erase_element( _northEdges, edge );
}
void GCell::_add ( Edge* edge, Flags side )
{
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,1) << "GCell::_add(side): side:" << side << " " << edge << endl;
if (side.contains(Flags::WestSide)) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "Adding to West side of " << this << endl;
for ( auto iedge=_westEdges.begin() ; iedge != _westEdges.end() ; ++iedge )
if ((*iedge)->getAxisMin() > edge->getAxisMin()) {
_westEdges.insert( iedge, edge );
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
return;
}
_westEdges.push_back( edge );
}
if (side.contains(Flags::EastSide)) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "Adding to East side of " << this << endl;
for ( auto iedge=_eastEdges.begin() ; iedge != _eastEdges.end() ; ++iedge )
if ((*iedge)->getAxisMin() > edge->getAxisMin()) {
_eastEdges.insert( iedge, edge );
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
return;
}
_eastEdges.push_back( edge );
}
if (side.contains(Flags::SouthSide)) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "Adding to South side of " << this << endl;
for ( auto iedge=_southEdges.begin() ; iedge != _southEdges.end() ; ++iedge )
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "| @" << DbU::getValueString((*iedge)->getAxisMin()) << " " << *iedge << endl;
for ( auto iedge=_southEdges.begin() ; iedge != _southEdges.end() ; ++iedge )
if ((*iedge)->getAxisMin() > edge->getAxisMin()) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "Insert *before* " << *iedge << endl;
_southEdges.insert( iedge, edge );
for ( auto iedge2=_southEdges.begin() ; iedge2 != _southEdges.end() ; ++iedge2 )
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "| @" << DbU::getValueString((*iedge2)->getAxisMin()) << " " << *iedge2 << endl;
cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
return;
}
_southEdges.push_back( edge );
}
if (side.contains(Flags::NorthSide)) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "Adding to North side of " << this << endl;
for ( auto iedge=_northEdges.begin() ; iedge != _northEdges.end() ; ++iedge )
if ((*iedge)->getAxisMin() > edge->getAxisMin()) {
_northEdges.insert( iedge, edge );
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
return;
}
_northEdges.push_back( edge );
}
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
}
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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bool GCell::isHorizontalPlane ( size_t depth ) const
{ return _anabatic->getConfiguration()->getLayerGauge(depth)->isHorizontal(); }
bool GCell::isVerticalPlane ( size_t depth ) const
{ return _anabatic->getConfiguration()->getLayerGauge(depth)->isVertical(); }
Contact* GCell::hasGContact ( const Net* net ) const
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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{
for ( Contact* contact : _gcontacts ) {
if (contact->getNet() == net) return contact;
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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}
return NULL;
}
bool GCell::hasNet ( const Net* net ) const
{
if (hasGContact(net)) return true;
for ( Edge* edge : _eastEdges ) {
for ( Segment* segment : edge->getSegments() ) {
if (segment->getNet() == net) return true;
}
}
for ( Edge* edge : _northEdges ) {
for ( Segment* segment : edge->getSegments() ) {
if (segment->getNet() == net) return true;
}
}
return false;
}
Contact* GCell::hasGContact ( const Contact* owned ) const
{
for ( Contact* contact : _gcontacts ) {
if (contact == owned) return contact;
}
return NULL;
}
Contact* GCell::breakGoThrough ( Net* net )
{
Corrections in the Dijkstra global routing (ripup) mechanism. * Bug: In Anabatic::Dijkstra, the degree of a vertex (the number of neighbors belonging to the same net) was miscalculated. This was leading, in the materialize step to some feed-through vertexes not being broken. Leading in turn to incomplete transformation of the detailed routing. Also in _trackback(), the degree of the first vertex we were backtracking from was not incremented. * Bug: In Anabatic::Dijkstra::materialize(), systematically use GCell::breakGoThrough() on both source and target. This is needed when we are in the ripup phase as both source and target can be go-through. This was also leading to incomplete detailed routing transformation. * Change: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), ripup one third of the segments instead of thoses exeeding the global length threshold. This way we are sure to desaturate an edge. Needs to be further calibrated. * Change: In Aanabatic::GCell::breakGoThrough(), no longer return NULL. Return existing gcontact if any. Break if it is a go-through and create a new gcontact in last resort. Maybe rename this function. * New: In Anabatic::Configuration, new parameters: - anabatic.edgeHScaling, to adjust the length of the horizontal edges relative to the vertical ones (this is a ratio). - anabatic.globalIterations, set the maximum number of ripup passes of the global router. * New: In CRL/etc/*/kite.conf, added new parameters anabatic.edgeHScaling and anabatic.globalIterations. * New: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, take into account the new edgeHScaling factor. Must be used when the capacity of V-edges differs greatly for H-edges (case of AMS 350nm c35b4 for instance). * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, the historic cost is computed for an edge length of "1". Must be multiplicated by the current edge length to have any measurable effect. This bug is finally explaining why the ripup was producing the same solutions over and over, the historical cost was negligible!
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Contact* gcontact = hasGContact( net );
if (gcontact) return gcontact;
for ( Edge* edge : _eastEdges ) {
for ( Segment* segment : edge->getSegments() ) {
if (segment->getNet() == net)
return getAnabatic()->breakAt( segment, this );
}
}
for ( Edge* edge : _northEdges ) {
for ( Segment* segment : edge->getSegments() ) {
if (segment->getNet() == net)
return getAnabatic()->breakAt( segment, this );
}
}
Corrections in the Dijkstra global routing (ripup) mechanism. * Bug: In Anabatic::Dijkstra, the degree of a vertex (the number of neighbors belonging to the same net) was miscalculated. This was leading, in the materialize step to some feed-through vertexes not being broken. Leading in turn to incomplete transformation of the detailed routing. Also in _trackback(), the degree of the first vertex we were backtracking from was not incremented. * Bug: In Anabatic::Dijkstra::materialize(), systematically use GCell::breakGoThrough() on both source and target. This is needed when we are in the ripup phase as both source and target can be go-through. This was also leading to incomplete detailed routing transformation. * Change: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), ripup one third of the segments instead of thoses exeeding the global length threshold. This way we are sure to desaturate an edge. Needs to be further calibrated. * Change: In Aanabatic::GCell::breakGoThrough(), no longer return NULL. Return existing gcontact if any. Break if it is a go-through and create a new gcontact in last resort. Maybe rename this function. * New: In Anabatic::Configuration, new parameters: - anabatic.edgeHScaling, to adjust the length of the horizontal edges relative to the vertical ones (this is a ratio). - anabatic.globalIterations, set the maximum number of ripup passes of the global router. * New: In CRL/etc/*/kite.conf, added new parameters anabatic.edgeHScaling and anabatic.globalIterations. * New: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, take into account the new edgeHScaling factor. Must be used when the capacity of V-edges differs greatly for H-edges (case of AMS 350nm c35b4 for instance). * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, the historic cost is computed for an edge length of "1". Must be multiplicated by the current edge length to have any measurable effect. This bug is finally explaining why the ripup was producing the same solutions over and over, the historical cost was negligible!
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return getGContact( net );
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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}
Second version of the antenna effect protection. * Change: In EtesianEngine::globalPlace(), disable the call to antennaProtect(). First reason is that, after all, Coloquinte do not handle so well the resizing of the cells "on the fly", it overspill the boundaries sometimes. Second reason is that as we cannot know the routing tree at this stage, we will not be able to choose the correct points for diode insertions. We only have a Steiner tree wich may not be the same as a density driven Dijkstra. * Change: In Etesian::Area, the Occurrence to the Instances where not stored in a uniform way. Some where starting from the placed sub-block, some where starting from the top level (corona), making their processing (and remembering it) tricky. Now, they are all expressed from the top cell (corona). The coordinate system is now systematically the one of the top block (*not* the block). Create various overloaded functions EtesianEngine::toCell() and EtesianEngine::toBlock() to ease Occurrence & coordinate translations. * New: In Etesian::Slice::createDiodeUnder(), add a X position hint. Search is done by going through the whole slice range and minimizing the distance to the hint. If it starts to be too slow, we may optimize. * Bug: In EtesianEngine::toColoquinte(), the placement of the top level external pins was not taken into account (this at last explain their weird positioning). * New: AnabaticEngine::antennaProtect(), new algorithm to avoid antenna effect. This step must be done *after* global routing and *before* detailed routing. This way we have access to the real routing and can mend it (along with the netlist) to insert diodes at the rigth points. From the global routing we build clusters (DiodeCluster) of RoutingPads connected through a set of wire whose total length is below the antenna effect threshold. Long wires connecting the clusters are also tagged because we need to put a diode between them and the first RoutingPad of the cluster. This is to avoid a long METAL2 wire connecting to the RoutingPad before the diode is connected through METAL3 (in case of misalignment). This protection is not even enough. For *very long* wires, we needs to put *more* than one diode (this is to be implemented).
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Segment* GCell::hasGoThrough ( Net* net ) const
{
for ( Edge* edge : _eastEdges ) {
for ( Segment* segment : edge->getSegments() ) {
if (segment->getNet() == net) return segment;
}
}
for ( Edge* edge : _northEdges ) {
for ( Segment* segment : edge->getSegments() ) {
if (segment->getNet() == net) return segment;
}
}
return NULL;
}
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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Edge* GCell::getEdgeTo ( GCell* neighbor, Flags sideHint ) const
{
for ( Edge* edge : getEdges(sideHint) ) {
if (edge->getOpposite(this) == neighbor) return edge;
}
return NULL;
}
Edge* GCell::getEdgeAt ( Flags sideHint, DbU::Unit u ) const
{
for ( Edge* edge : getEdges(sideHint) ) {
GCell* side = edge->getOpposite(this);
if ( (sideHint.contains(Flags::WestSide) or sideHint.contains(Flags::EastSide ))
and (u < side->getYMax()) ) {
cdebug_log(112,0) << "H Opposite @" << DbU::getValueString(u) << " is: " << side << endl;
return edge;
}
if ( (sideHint.contains(Flags::SouthSide) or sideHint.contains(Flags::NorthSide))
and (u < side->getXMax()) ) {
cdebug_log(112,0) << "V Opposite @" << DbU::getValueString(u) << " is: " << side << endl;
return edge;
}
}
return NULL;
}
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GCell* GCell::getEastNMatrix() const
{
if (!this->getEast()->isMatrix()) return this->getEast();
else {
GCell* gcell = this->getEast();
while(gcell->getEast()){
if (!gcell->getEast()->isMatrix()) break;
else gcell = gcell->getEast();
}
return gcell->getEast();
}
}
GCell* GCell::getNorthNMatrix() const
{
if (!this->getNorth()->isMatrix()) return this->getNorth();
else {
GCell* gcell = this->getNorth();
while(gcell->getNorth()){
if (!gcell->getNorth()->isMatrix()) break;
else gcell = gcell->getNorth();
}
return gcell->getNorth();
}
}
GCell* GCell::getWest ( DbU::Unit y ) const
{
for ( Edge* edge : _westEdges ) {
GCell* side = edge->getOpposite(this);
if (y < side->getYMax()) return side;
}
return NULL;
}
GCell* GCell::getEast ( DbU::Unit y ) const
{
for ( Edge* edge : _eastEdges ) {
GCell* side = edge->getOpposite(this);
if (y < side->getYMax()) return side;
}
return NULL;
}
GCell* GCell::getSouth ( DbU::Unit x ) const
{
for ( Edge* edge : _southEdges ) {
GCell* side = edge->getOpposite(this);
if (x < side->getXMax()) return side;
}
return NULL;
}
GCell* GCell::getNorth ( DbU::Unit x ) const
{
for ( Edge* edge : _northEdges ) {
GCell* side = edge->getOpposite(this);
if (x < side->getXMax()) return side;
}
return NULL;
}
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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GCell* GCell::getNeighborAt ( Flags side, DbU::Unit axis ) const
{
if (side & Flags::EastSide ) return getEast (axis);
if (side & Flags::WestSide ) return getWest (axis);
if (side & Flags::NorthSide) return getNorth(axis);
if (side & Flags::SouthSide) return getSouth(axis);
return NULL;
}
GCell* GCell::getUnder ( DbU::Unit x, DbU::Unit y ) const
{
const GCell* current = this;
while ( current ) {
if (not current->isFlat() and current->getBoundingBox().contains(x,y)) break;
if (x >= current->getXMax()) { current = current->getEast (); continue; }
if (y >= current->getYMax()) { current = current->getNorth(); continue; }
cerr << Error( "GCell::getUnder(): No GCell under (%s,%s), this must *never* happen."
, DbU::getValueString(x).c_str()
, DbU::getValueString(y).c_str()
) << endl;
current = NULL; break;
}
return const_cast<GCell*>( current );
}
Box GCell::getBorder ( const GCell* s, const GCell* t )
{
Flags flags = Flags::NoFlags;
flags |= (s->getXMax() == t->getXMin()) ? Flags::EastSide : Flags::NoFlags;
flags |= (t->getXMax() == s->getXMin()) ? Flags::WestSide : Flags::NoFlags;
flags |= (s->getYMax() == t->getYMin()) ? Flags::NorthSide : Flags::NoFlags;
flags |= (t->getYMax() == s->getYMin()) ? Flags::SouthSide : Flags::NoFlags;
if (flags & Flags::Vertical) {
if (flags & Flags::Horizontal) return Box();
if (flags & Flags::WestSide)
return Box( s->getXMin(), std::max( s->getYMin(), t->getYMin() )
, s->getXMin(), std::min( s->getYMax(), t->getYMax() ) );
else
return Box( t->getXMin(), std::max( s->getYMin(), t->getYMin() )
, t->getXMin(), std::min( s->getYMax(), t->getYMax() ) );
}
if (flags & Flags::Horizontal) {
if (flags & Flags::Vertical) return Box();
if (flags & Flags::NorthSide)
return Box( std::max( s->getXMin(), t->getXMin() ), t->getYMin()
, std::min( s->getXMax(), t->getXMax() ), t->getYMin() );
else
return Box( std::max( s->getXMin(), t->getXMin() ), s->getYMin()
, std::min( s->getXMax(), t->getXMax() ), s->getYMin() );
}
return Box();
}
GCell* GCell::vcut ( DbU::Unit x )
{
cdebug_log(110,1) << "GCell::vcut() @x:" << DbU::getValueString(x) << " " << this << endl;
if ( (x < getXMin()) or (x > getXMax()) )
throw Error( "GCell::vcut(): Vertical cut axis at %s is outside GCell box,\n"
" in %s."
, DbU::getValueString(x).c_str()
, getString(this).c_str()
);
GCell* chunk = _create( x, getYMin() );
cdebug_log(110,0) << "New chunk:" << chunk << endl;
_moveEdges( chunk, 0, Flags::EastSide );
Edge::create( this, chunk, Flags::Horizontal );
if (not _southEdges.empty()) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "Split/create south edges." << endl;
size_t iedge = 0;
for ( ; (iedge < _southEdges.size()) ; ++iedge ) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "[" << iedge << "] xmax of:"
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
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<< _southEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)
<< " " << _southEdges[iedge] << endl;
if (x <= _southEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getXMax()) break;
}
if ( (x < _southEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getXMax())
or ( (x == _southEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getXMax())
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
2018-03-16 10:20:04 -05:00
and (chunk->getXMax() == getXMax())) ) {
Edge::create( _southEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this), chunk, Flags::Vertical );
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
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_southEdges[iedge]->invalidate( false );
}
_moveEdges( chunk, iedge+1, Flags::SouthSide );
}
if (not _northEdges.empty()) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "Split/create north edges." << endl;
size_t iedge = 0;
for ( ; (iedge < _northEdges.size()) ; ++iedge )
if (x <= _northEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getXMax()) break;
if ( (x < _northEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getXMax())
or ( (x == _northEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getXMax())
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
2018-03-16 10:20:04 -05:00
and (chunk->getXMax() == getXMax())) ) {
Edge::create( chunk, _northEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this), Flags::Vertical );
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
2018-03-16 10:20:04 -05:00
_northEdges[iedge]->invalidate( false );
}
_moveEdges( chunk, iedge+1, Flags::NorthSide );
}
cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
return chunk;
}
GCell* GCell::hcut ( DbU::Unit y )
{
cdebug_log(110,1) << "GCell::hcut() @y:" << DbU::getValueString(y) << " " << this << endl;
if ( (y < getYMin()) or (y > getYMax()) )
throw Error( "GCell::hcut(): Horizontal cut axis at %s is outside GCell box,\n"
" in %s."
, DbU::getValueString(y).c_str()
, getString(this).c_str()
);
GCell* chunk = _create( getXMin(), y );
cdebug_log(110,0) << "New chunk:" << chunk << endl;
_moveEdges( chunk, 0, Flags::NorthSide );
Edge::create( this, chunk, Flags::Vertical );
if (not _westEdges.empty()) {
size_t iedge = 0;
for ( ; (iedge < _westEdges.size()) ; ++iedge )
if (y <= _westEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getYMax()) break;
if ( (y < _westEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getYMax())
or ( (y == _westEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getYMax())
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
2018-03-16 10:20:04 -05:00
and (chunk->getYMax() == getYMax())) ) {
Edge::create( _westEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this), chunk, Flags::Horizontal );
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
2018-03-16 10:20:04 -05:00
_westEdges[iedge]->invalidate( false );
}
_moveEdges( chunk, iedge+1, Flags::WestSide );
}
if (not _eastEdges.empty()) {
size_t iedge = 0;
for ( ; (iedge < _eastEdges.size()) ; ++iedge )
if (y <= _eastEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getYMax()) break;
if ( (y < _eastEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getYMax())
or ( (y == _eastEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this)->getYMax())
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
2018-03-16 10:20:04 -05:00
and (chunk->getYMax() == getYMax())) ) {
Edge::create( chunk, _eastEdges[iedge]->getOpposite(this), Flags::Horizontal );
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
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_eastEdges[iedge]->invalidate( false );
}
_moveEdges( chunk, iedge+1, Flags::EastSide );
}
cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
return chunk;
}
bool GCell::doGrid ()
{
bool openSession = Session::isOpen();
if (not openSession) getAnabatic()->openSession();
Support for density estimation for the global router. * Bug: In Anabatic::Edge::getDistance(), remove the additionnal 0.1 added to horizontal edges. This was for testing before the hScaling parameter was added (to the distance computation in GlobalRoute). * New: Anabatic::Path_Edges, collectio to walkthrough all the edges between two node. More complex than in Knik as we are no longer using a regular grid. We may request the north bound path or south bound path. Collection returned by AnabaticEngine::getEdgesUnderPath(). * New: In Anabatic::NetData, add a new flag GlobalEstimated to tell if the net RMST has been computed (using FLUTE). * New: In Anabatic::PriorityQueue, used to sort Vertexes by increasing distances, add a new criterion to be used in case of distance equality. The attractor which should be the center of the search area. In case of equality, we choose the Vertex which is closest to the attractor. Give a small improvement, and more "dendritic" trees. For a more simple implementation of the comparison function it is made as a static member (so no two Dijkstra objects at the same time...). * Change: In Anabatic::Edge, make the estimate occupance a floating point number instead of an integer. * New: In Katana::GlobalRoute, finally implement the estimated congestion driven router. Net RMST estimated using FLUTE. Use the historic cost from Knik implementation and not the one given in Damien's thesis, which seems not be the same and a bit strange. * New: In KatanaEngine, add the ability to exclude nets from routing, and export it to Python.
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DbU::Unit vside = getMatrixVSide();
DbU::Unit hside = getMatrixHSide();
Interval hspan = getSide( Flags::Horizontal );
Interval vspan = getSide( Flags::Vertical );
// if (hspan.getSize() < 2*hside) {
// cerr << Error( "GCell::doGrid(): GCell is too narrow (dx:%s) to build a grid.\n"
// " (%s)"
// , DbU::getValueString(hspan.getSize()).c_str()
// , getString(this).c_str()
// ) << endl;
// Session::close();
// return false;
// }
// if (vspan.getSize() < 2*vside) {
// cerr << Error( "GCell::doGrid(): GCell is too narrow (dy:%s) to build a grid.\n"
// " (%s)"
// , DbU::getValueString(vspan.getSize()).c_str()
// , getString(this).c_str()
// ) << endl;
// return false;
// }
GCell* row = this;
GCell* column = NULL;
DbU::Unit ycut = vspan.getVMin()+vside;
for ( ; ycut < vspan.getVMax() ; ycut += vside ) {
column = row;
row = row->hcut( ycut );
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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row->setType( Flags::MatrixGCell );
for ( DbU::Unit xcut = hspan.getVMin()+hside ; xcut < hspan.getVMax() ; xcut += hside ) {
column = column->vcut( xcut );
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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column->setType( Flags::MatrixGCell );
}
}
column = row;
for ( DbU::Unit xcut = hspan.getVMin()+hside ; xcut < hspan.getVMax() ; xcut += hside ) {
column = column->vcut( xcut );
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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column->setType( Flags::MatrixGCell );
}
setType( Flags::MatrixGCell );
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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//size_t hLocal = - getAnabatic()->getConfiguration()->getHEdgeLocal();
//size_t vLocal = - getAnabatic()->getConfiguration()->getVEdgeLocal();
//for ( ; ibegin < gcells.size() ; ++ibegin ) {
// gcells[ibegin]->setType( Flags::MatrixGCell );
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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// for ( Edge* edge : gcells[ibegin]->getEdges(Flags::NorthSide|Flags::EastSide) ) {
// if (edge->isHorizontal()) edge->incCapacity( hLocal );
// else edge->incCapacity( vLocal );
// }
//}
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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if (not openSession) Session::close();
return true;
}
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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void GCell::invalidate ( bool propagateFlag )
{
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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cdebug_log(110,1) << "GCell::invalidate() " << this << endl;
Super::invalidate( propagateFlag );
_flags |= Flags::Invalidated;
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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cdebug_log(110,1) << "West side." << endl; for ( Edge* edge : _westEdges ) edge->invalidate(); cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
cdebug_log(110,1) << "East side." << endl; for ( Edge* edge : _eastEdges ) edge->invalidate(); cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
cdebug_log(110,1) << "South side." << endl; for ( Edge* edge : _southEdges ) edge->invalidate(); cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
cdebug_log(110,1) << "North side." << endl; for ( Edge* edge : _northEdges ) edge->invalidate(); cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
}
void GCell::materialize ()
{
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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cdebug_log(110,1) << "GCell::materialize() " << this << endl;
if (_xmin > getXMax()+1)
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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cerr << Error( "GCell::materialize(): %s, X Min is greater than Max.", getString(this).c_str() );
if (_ymin > getYMax()+1)
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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cerr << Error( "GCell::materialize(): %s, Y Min is greater than Max.", getString(this).c_str() );
_anabatic->_updateLookup( this );
//_anabatic->getMatrix()->show();
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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Super::materialize();
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
}
void GCell::_moveEdges ( GCell* dest, size_t ibegin, Flags flags )
{
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,1) << "GCell::_moveEdges() " << this << endl;
cdebug_log(110,0) << " toward " << dest << endl;
cdebug_log(110,0) << " ibegin: " << ibegin << " flags:" << flags << endl;
size_t iclear = ibegin;
if (flags.contains(Flags::SouthSide) and not _southEdges.empty()) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "South side." << endl;
if (iclear < _southEdges.size()) {
for ( size_t iedge=ibegin ; (iedge < _southEdges.size()) ; ++iedge ) {
_southEdges[iedge]->_setTarget( dest );
dest->_southEdges.push_back( _southEdges[iedge] );
}
_southEdges.resize( iclear );
} else {
if (iclear > _southEdges.size())
cerr << Error("GCell::_moveEdges(): On south side, iclear=%u is greater than size()-1=%u\n"
" (%s)"
, iclear
, _southEdges.size()
, getString(this).c_str()
) << endl;
}
}
if (flags.contains(Flags::NorthSide) and not _northEdges.empty()) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "North side." << endl;
if (iclear < _northEdges.size()) {
for ( size_t iedge=ibegin ; (iedge < _northEdges.size()) ; ++iedge ) {
_northEdges[iedge]->_setSource( dest );
dest->_northEdges.push_back( _northEdges[iedge] );
}
_northEdges.resize( iclear );
} else {
if (iclear > _northEdges.size())
cerr << Error("GCell::_moveEdges(): On north side, iclear=%u is greater than size()-1=%u\n"
" (%s)"
, iclear
, _northEdges.size()
, getString(this).c_str()
) << endl;
}
}
if (flags.contains(Flags::WestSide) and not _westEdges.empty()) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "West side." << endl;
if (iclear < _westEdges.size()) {
for ( size_t iedge=ibegin ; (iedge < _westEdges.size()) ; ++iedge ) {
_westEdges[iedge]->_setTarget( dest );
dest->_westEdges.push_back( _westEdges[iedge] );
}
_westEdges.resize( iclear );
} else {
if (iclear > _westEdges.size())
cerr << Error("GCell::_moveEdges(): On west side, iclear=%u is greater than size()-1=%u\n"
" (%s)"
, iclear
, _westEdges.size()
, getString(this).c_str()
) << endl;
}
}
if (flags.contains(Flags::EastSide) and not _eastEdges.empty()) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(110,0) << "East side." << endl;
if (iclear < _eastEdges.size()) {
for ( size_t iedge=ibegin ; (iedge < _eastEdges.size()) ; ++iedge ) {
_eastEdges[iedge]->_setSource( dest );
dest->_eastEdges.push_back( _eastEdges[iedge] );
}
_eastEdges.resize( iclear );
} else {
if (iclear > _eastEdges.size())
cerr << Error("GCell::_moveEdges(): On east side, iclear=%u is greater than size()-1=%u\n"
" (%s)"
, iclear
, _eastEdges.size()
, getString(this).c_str()
) << endl;
}
}
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_tabw(110,-1);
}
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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void GCell::setSouthWestCorner ( DbU::Unit x, DbU::Unit y )
{
//DbU::Unit dx = x - _xmin;
//DbU::Unit dy = y - _ymin;
/*for ( Contact* contact : _gcontacts ) {
Point position = contact->getPosition().translate( dx, dy );
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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for ( Component* component : contact->getSlaveComponents() ) {
Horizontal* horizontal = dynamic_cast<Horizontal*>( component );
if (horizontal) {
horizontal->setY( position.getY() );
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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} else {
Vertical* vertical = dynamic_cast<Vertical*>( component );
vertical->setX( position.getX() );
}
}
if (not contact->getAnchor()) contact->setPosition( Point(x,y) );
}*/
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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_xmin = x;
_ymin = y;
invalidate( false );
}
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
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void GCell::updateGContacts ( Flags flags )
{
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
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Point center ( _xmin+getWidth()/2, _ymin+getHeight()/2 );
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
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for ( Contact* contact : _gcontacts ) {
for ( Component* component : contact->getSlaveComponents() ) {
Horizontal* horizontal = dynamic_cast<Horizontal*>( component );
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
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if (horizontal and (flags & Flags::Vertical)) {
horizontal->setY( center.getY() );
} else {
Vertical* vertical = dynamic_cast<Vertical*>( component );
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
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if (vertical and (flags & Flags::Horizontal)) {
vertical->setX( center.getX() );
}
}
}
Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
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if (not contact->getAnchor()) contact->setPosition( center );
}
}
Contact* GCell::getGContact ( Net* net )
{
for ( Contact* contact : _gcontacts ) {
if (contact->getNet() == net) {
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(111,0) << "GCell::getGContact(): " << contact << endl;
return contact;
}
}
Point center = getBoundingBox().getCenter();
Contact* contact = Contact::create( net
, _anabatic->getConfiguration()->getGContactLayer()
, center.getX()
, center.getY()
, DbU::fromLambda(2.0)
, DbU::fromLambda(2.0)
);
_gcontacts.push_back( contact );
Anabatic transient commit 8. More Dijkstra bugs correcteds. * Bug: In Anabatic: - In _propagate(), on reaching a target, forgot to remove it from the queue before pushing it back with the new distance. It also simplificate the core algorithm as target as treated normal nodes. * New: In Anabatic: - Update cdebug to use the fastest macro version. - More readable drawings of GCells and Edges. - Added timer support. - The distance is now computed in DbU::Unit (aka long) and not in normalized float. - The distance function is now a callback (std::function<>) that can be changed (a default is provided at initialization). - New concept of branch in the agglomerated connex component. Each trace back part create a "branch" (tagged with a "branchId"). When a node is reached with the same distance, but from two different branches, choose the the branch that was lastly created. This create a slightly different tree which grows outward from the newest branches. - Makes the horizontal edges *slightly* longer than the vertical ones to skew the tree to use vertical edges, as it is usually less congested than the horiontal one (due to metal1 cell terminals). It is also my understanding that it is useful to reduce the number of vias, whithout introducing a via cost. * New: In Bootstrap: - Script sprof.py to perform sprof & demangle libraries execution profile. * ToDo: In Anabatic: - Corner optimization. Sometimes when two corners are possible, the wrong one is choosen. That is, one of it's edge cannot be used for further grow of the tree.
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cdebug_log(111,0) << "GCell::getGContact(): " << contact << endl;
return contact;
}
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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bool GCell::unrefContact ( Contact* unref )
{
if (_gcontacts.empty()) return false;
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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cdebug_log(112,0) << "GCell::unrefContact(): " << unref << endl;
for ( size_t i=0 ; i< _gcontacts.size() ; ++i ) {
if (_gcontacts[i] == unref) {
if (_gcontacts[i]->getSlaveComponents().getLocator()->isValid()) return false;
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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Validating channel routing mode (two metals) on SNX. * New: In Hurricane::Entity, add an id counter limit and a memory size limit. The two limits are checked only when a new Entity object is created. This should help avoiding massive memory links. * New: In CRL Core, add a "crlcore.groundName" and a "crlcore.powerName" parameter to specify the name of the ground/power signals to be created if they are missing in a Cell. For Alliance libraries it would be "vss" & "vdd" (default values), but for real technologies, it is often "gnd!" & "vdd!". The Blif parser is modificated to make use of it. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine::unify(), set the resulting unified segment in the center of the GCells common side. Gcells under a segment are found by using the edge that cover the segment axis. When we have a "bend" GCell stack and the axis is wrong, they could be ommited. This was causing deleted segments to be not removed from some Edges, then core dump. * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::create(), smarter choosing of the reference contact, select the fixed or terminal one instead of always the source one. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::isEnding(), new function to check if a segment going through an Edge is starting/ending in either source or target GCell of the edge (active only when running in channel mode). * New: In Anabatic::Edge::add(), a segment takes part in the occupancy only if it is not ending in either source or target (channel mode only). The occupancy due to terminal is pre-computed in Katana. * New: In Anabatic::Edge::ripup(), in channel mode, never ripup a segment which is ending in either source or target (we *have* to access this edge to connect to the terminal). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::hcut() and vcut(), force the update of the Edge which is on the side that will get splitted by the cut. It's capacity will be reduced to it must be updated. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateGContacts() add a flag to conditionnally update horizontals or verticals only. We may require only a partial update when resizing the GCell in only one direction. This, again, related to the fact that we compute the GCells under a segment thanks to it's axis position, so we need to be very careful when modificating axis. * Change: In Katana::Block::resizeChannels(), only update GContact vertical position. Do not disturb X positions of segments. * Bug: In Katana::GlobalRoute::DigitalDistance, in channel mode, some Edges can have a zero capacity, but still be reachable if the net has a terminal in either source or target. Look for this case and return a distance of zero instead of "unreachable". This was causing the global routing not to complete in channel mode. For computing the edge distance, makes the vertical edges much more long (10 times) than the horizontal ones as the vertical capacity is very limited. Hard coded for now, should make it a parameter in the future. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), decrease the capacity of edges with reserveCapacity for each terminal inside a GCell. Both north and south edges are decreased as we a terminal will block both north and south edges. As a counterpart, the Edge capacity is not decreased when the global router connect to a terminal. * Change: In Katana::RoutingEvent::revalidate(), when in repair stage, do not expand the slack for horizontal segments in channel mode. So they may not overlap the standard cell row. * Bug: In Stratus documentation, do not use the french option in babel, the documentation is in english! * New: In Documentation, added Hurricane/Python tutorial, part for drawing layout.
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cdebug_log(112,0) << " Effective destroy " << (void*)unref << endl;
std::swap( _gcontacts[i], _gcontacts[_gcontacts.size()-1] );
_gcontacts[ _gcontacts.size()-1 ]->destroy();
_gcontacts.pop_back();
Anabatic transient commit 10. Ripup & reroute support in Dijsktra. * New: In Anabatic: - In AnabaticEngine, keep track of overflowed edges. - In AnabaticEngine, getNetsFromedge() to lookup all nets going through an Edge. - In Configuration, read the Kite "reserved local" parameter to decrease the Edge capacity (it's a guessing of the cost of the local routing). - In Edge, add an attribute to know if there is an associated segment of the current net (set by Dijkstra::_traceback()). Transparently manage the overflowed edges. - In GCell_Edges, correct a filtering bug when not all sides are selecteds. - New GCell::getEdgeTo() to find the edge between two adjacent GCells. - New GCell::unrefContact() to automatically removes global contacts no longer used by any global segments (used during the ripup step). - In Dijkstra::load(), now able to "reload" and already partially or completly routed net (look for Contact of "gcontact" layer and their attached segments). - In Dijkstra, keep the last net loaded until the next one is. Put the cleanup operations in an isolated function "_cleanup()". - In Dijkstra::_selectFirstsource() and run(), load first source component made of multiple vertexes. - In Dijkstra::_trackback(), link the Net segments to the Edges. - New Dijkstra::ripup(), Dijkstra::_propagateRipup() to perform the ripup of one edge of a Net (must be loaded in Dijkstra first). Dijkstra::_tagConnecteds() setup the connexId of a set of Vertexes - that are connecteds through edges *with* segments. - In GraphicAnabaticengine & GlobalRoute.cpp, embryo of a global routing tool with ripup & reroute.
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return true;
}
}
return false;
}
void GCell::cleanupGlobal ()
{
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_gcontacts.size() ; ) {
if (not _gcontacts[i]->getSlaveComponents().getLocator()->isValid()) {
std::swap( _gcontacts[i], _gcontacts[_gcontacts.size()-1] );
_gcontacts[ _gcontacts.size()-1 ]->destroy();
_gcontacts.pop_back();
} else
++i;
}
}
const Name& GCell::getName () const
{ return _extensionName; }
Box GCell::getBoundingBox () const
{
return Box( getXMin(), getYMin(), getXMax(1), getYMax(1) );
}
void GCell::translate ( const DbU::Unit&, const DbU::Unit& )
{
cerr << Error( "GCell::translate(): On %s,\n"
" Must never be called on a GCell object (ignored)."
, getString(this).c_str()
) << endl;
}
bool GCell::isNorth ( GCell* c ) const
{
bool found = false;
for (vector<Edge*>::const_iterator it = _northEdges.begin(); it != _northEdges.end(); it++){
if ( (*it)->getOpposite(this)->getId() == c->getId() ) {
found = true;
break;
}
}
return found;
}
bool GCell::isSouth ( GCell* c ) const
{
bool found = false;
for (vector<Edge*>::const_iterator it = _southEdges.begin(); it != _southEdges.end(); it++){
if ( (*it)->getOpposite(this)->getId() == c->getId() ) {
found = true;
break;
}
}
return found;
}
bool GCell::isEast ( GCell* c ) const
{
bool found = false;
for (vector<Edge*>::const_iterator it = _eastEdges.begin(); it != _eastEdges.end(); it++){
if ( (*it)->getOpposite(this)->getId() == c->getId() ) {
found = true;
break;
}
}
return found;
}
bool GCell::isWest ( GCell* c ) const
{
bool found = false;
for (vector<Edge*>::const_iterator it = _westEdges.begin(); it != _westEdges.end(); it++){
if ( (*it)->getOpposite(this)->getId() == c->getId() ) {
found = true;
break;
}
}
return found;
}
bool GCell::isSaturated ( size_t depth ) const
{ return getDensity(depth) > Session::getSaturateRatio(); }
// Interval GCell::getSide ( Flags direction ) const
// {
// if (direction & Flags::Vertical) return Interval( getYMin(), getYMax() );
// return Interval( getXMin(), getXMax() );
// }
AutoSegments GCell::getHStartSegments ()
{ return new AutoSegments_AnchorOnGCell (this,Flags::EastSide); }
AutoSegments GCell::getVStartSegments ()
{ return new AutoSegments_AnchorOnGCell (this,Flags::NorthSide); }
AutoSegments GCell::getHStopSegments ()
{ return new AutoSegments_AnchorOnGCell (this,Flags::WestSide); }
AutoSegments GCell::getVStopSegments ()
{ return new AutoSegments_AnchorOnGCell (this,Flags::SouthSide); }
size_t GCell::getRoutingPads ( set<RoutingPad*>& rps )
{
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_contacts.size() ; ++i ) {
RoutingPad* rp = dynamic_cast<RoutingPad*>(_contacts[i]->getAnchor());
if ( rp ) {
rps.insert ( rp );
}
}
return rps.size();
}
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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int GCell::getHCapacity () const
{
int capacity = 0;
if (not _eastEdges.empty()) {
for ( Edge* edge : _eastEdges ) capacity += edge->getCapacity();
} else {
for ( Edge* edge : _westEdges ) capacity += edge->getCapacity();
}
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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return capacity;
}
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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int GCell::getVCapacity () const
{
int capacity = 0;
if (not _northEdges.empty()) {
for ( Edge* edge : _northEdges ) capacity += edge->getCapacity();
} else {
for ( Edge* edge : _southEdges ) capacity += edge->getCapacity();
}
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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return capacity;
}
int GCell::getCapacity ( size_t depth ) const
{
const vector<Edge*>* edges = NULL;
Upgrade of Katana detailed router to support Arlet 6502. * Change: In Hurricane::SharedName, replace the incremental Id by a hash key. This is to ensure better deterministic properties. Between use cases, additional strings may have to be allocated, shitfing the ids. Even if hash can be duplicated, we should be able to ensure that the absolute order in map table should be preserved. Supplemental strings are inserted in a way that keep the previous order. * Change: In CRL/etc/symbolic/cmos/kite.conf, add "katabatic.routingGauge" default parameter value ("sxlib"). * Change: In CRL/etc/common/technology.conf, define minimal spacing for symbolic layers too (added for METAL4 only for now). * Change: In CRL::Histogram, extend support to dynamically sized histograms. Add a text pretty print with table and pseudo-curve. * Change: In Cumulus/plugins/ClockTreePlugin, create blockage under the block corona corners so the global router do not draw wire under them. This was creating deadlock for the detailed router. When the abutment has to be computed, directly use Etesian to do it instead of duplicating the computation in the Python plugin. * New: In Etesian, as Coloquinte seems reluctant to evenly spread the standard cells, we trick it by making them bigger during the placement stage. Furthermore, we do not not uniformely increase the size of the cells but create a "bloating profile" based on cell size, cell name or it's density of terminals. Currently only two profiles are defined, "disabled" which does nothing and "nsxlib" targeted on 4 metal layer technologies (aka AMS 350nm, c35b4). * Bug: In Knik::MatrixVertex, load the default routing gauge using the configuration parameter "katabatic.routingGauge" as the default one may not be the first registered one. * New: In AnabaticEngine::setupNetDatas(), build a dynamic historgram of the nets terminal numbers. * Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContact::Invalidate(), always invalidate the contact cache when topology is invalidated. In case of multiple invalidations, if the first did not invalidate the cache, later one that may need it where not allowed to do so. The end result was correct nonetheless, but it did generate annoying error messages. * Bug: In Anabatic::AutoContactTurn::updateTopology(), bad computation of the contact's depth when delta == 2. * Bug: In Anabatic::Gcell::getCapacity(), was always returning the west edge capacity, even for the westermost GCell, should be the east edge in that case. * New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new measure "distance to terminal". This is the minimal number of segments separating the current one from the nearest RoutingPad. This replace the previous "strong terminal" and "weak terminal" flags. This distance is used by Katana to sort the events, we route the segments *from* the RoutingPads *outward*. The idea being that if we cannot event connect to the RoutingPad, there is no points continuing as thoses segments are the more constraineds. This gives an order close to the simple ascending metals but with better results. * New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, introduce a new flag "Unbreakable", disable dogleg making on those segments. mainly intended for local segments directly connecteds to RoutingPads (distance == 0). * New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, more aggressive reducing of segments. Now the only case where a segment cannot be reduced is when it is one horizontal branch in a HTee or a vertical on a VTee. Check if, when not accounted the source & target VIAs are still connex, if so, allow reducing. * New: In Anabatic::AutoContact, new state flags CntVDogleg & CntHDogleg mainly to prevent making doglegs twice on a turn contact. This is to limit over-fragmentation. If one dogleg doesn't solve the problem, making a second one will make things worse only... * Bug: In Anabatic::Configuration::selectRpcomponent(), we were choosing the component with the *smallest* span instead of the *bigger* one. * New: In Anabatic::GCell, introduce a new flag "GoStraight" to tell that no turn go be made inside those GCells. Mainly used underneath a block corona. * New: In AnabaticEngine::layerAssign(), new GCellRps & RpsInRow to manage GCells with too many terminals. Slacken at least one RoutingPad access when there is more than 8 RoutingPad in the GCell (slacken or change a vertical METAL2 (non-preferred) into a METAL3). * Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilderHV, allow the use of terminal connection in non-preferred direction. That is, vertical METAL2 directly connected to the RoutingPad (then a horizontal METAL2). This alllows for short dogleg without clutering the METAL3 layer (critical for AMS c35b4). Done in NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), with a new UseNonPref flag. Perform some other tweaking on METAL1 access topologies, to also minimize METAL3 use. * New: In AnabaticEngine::computeNetConstraints(), also compute the distance to RoutingPad for segments. Set the Unbreakable flag, based on the distance and segment length (local, short global or long global). New local function "propagateDistanceFromRp()". * Change: In AnabaticEngine.h, the sorting class for NetData, SparsityOrder, is modificated so net with a degree superior to 10 are sorted first, whatever their sparsity. This is to work in tandem with GlobalRouting. * New: In Katana::TrackSegmentNonPref, introduce a class to manage segment in non-preferred routing direction. Mostly intended for small METAL2 vertical directly connected to RoutingPad. Modifications to manage this new variant all through Katana. * Change: In Katana::GlobalRoute, DigitalDistance honor the GoStraight flag of the GCell. Do not make bend inside thoses GCells. * Change: In KatanaEngine::runGlobalRouter(), high degree nets (>= 10) are routed first and whitout the global routing estimation. There should be few of them so they wont create saturations and we want them as straight as possible. Detour are for long be-points. Set the saerch halo to one GCell in the initial routing stage (before ripup). * Bug: In KatanaEngine & NegociateWindow, call _computeCagedconstraints() inside NegociateWindow::run(), as segments are inserted into tracks only at that point so we cannot make the computation earlier. * Change: In Katana::Manipulator::repackPerpandiculars(), add a flag to select whether to replace the perpandiculars *after* or *before* the current segment. * Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::NegociateOverlapCost(), when the segment is fully enclosed inside a global, the longest overlap cost is set to the shortest global hoverhang (before or after). When the cost is for a global, set an infinite cost if the overlapping segment has a RP distance less or equal to 1 (this is an access segment). * Bug: In Katana::PowerRailsPlane::Rail::doLayout(), correct computation of the segments extension cap. * New: In Katana::QueryPowerRails::addToPowerRail(), add support for Pad. * Change: In Katana/PreProcess::protectCagedTerminals(), apply the contraints to any turn connected to the first segment of the RoutingPad so the perpandicular constraints got propagated to the perpandicular segment... * Change: In RoutingEvent, cache the "distance to RP" value. * Change: In RoutingEvent::Key::compare(), sort *first* on distance to RoutingPad, then layer depth. If both distance to RoutingPad is null, then sort on segment length. * Change: In RoutingEvent::_processRepair(), try a repack perpandicular with perpandiculars first (then with perpandicular last, then give up). * Change: In SegmentFsm::bindToTrack() and moveToTrack(), set an axis hint when creating the insertion event. * Change: In SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), add a step through slacken between minimize and maximum slack (wihch directly end up in unimplemented). * Change: In Session::_addInsertEvent(), add an axis parameter needed when the axis of the segment is not the one of the track (case of wide segments or non-preferred direction). * Bug: In Track::_preDestroy(), bad management of the TrackElement reference count. Destroy the segment only when reaching zero... * Bug: In Track::expandFreeIneterval(), forgotten to manage case when there is a set of overlaping segments at the "end" of the track, the EndIsTrackMax was not set. * Change: In TrackCost::Compare, increase the cost when an overlaping segment is at it's ripup limit. We should try *not* to rip it up if we can. Add a dedicated flag "AtRipupLimit". * Change: In TrackElement, add proxies for isUnbreakable(), new function updateTrackSpan(). * New: In TrackFixedSegment CTOR, when a supply wire of METAL2 or above is found, make the underlying GCells "GoStraight". * New: In TrackElement::canDogleg(GCell*), check for already done perpandicular dogleg on source/target (reject if so).
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if (isHorizontalPlane(depth)) edges = (_eastEdges .empty()) ? &_westEdges : &_eastEdges;
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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else edges = (_northEdges.empty()) ? &_southEdges : &_northEdges;
int capacity = 0;
for ( Edge* edge : *edges ) capacity += edge->getCapacity(depth);
return capacity;
}
float GCell::getAverageHVDensity () const
{
// Average density of all layers mixeds together.
float density = 0.0;
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_depth ; i++ )
density += _densities[i];
return density / ((float)(_depth-_pinDepth));
}
float GCell::getMaxHVDensity () const
{
// Maximum density between all horizontal vs. all vertical layers.
size_t hplanes = 0;
size_t vplanes = 0;
float hdensity = 0.0;
float vdensity = 0.0;
for ( size_t i=_pinDepth ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (isHorizontalPlane(i)) { hdensity += _densities[i]; ++hplanes; }
else { vdensity += _densities[i]; ++vplanes; }
}
if (hplanes) hdensity /= hplanes;
if (vplanes) vdensity /= vplanes;
return std::max(hdensity, vdensity);
}
float GCell::getDensity ( Flags flags ) const
{
if (isInvalidated() and not(flags & Flags::NoUpdate)) const_cast<GCell*>(this)->updateDensity();
float density = 0.0;
if (getAnabatic()->getDensityMode() == AverageHVDensity) {
density = getAverageHVDensity();
} else if (getAnabatic()->getDensityMode() == MaxHVDensity) {
density = getMaxHVDensity();
} else if (getAnabatic()->getDensityMode() == AverageHDensity) {
size_t hplanes = 0;
float hdensity = 0.0;
for ( size_t i=_pinDepth ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (isHorizontalPlane(i)) { hdensity += _densities[i]; ++hplanes; }
}
if (hplanes) hdensity /= hplanes;
density = hdensity;
} else if (getAnabatic()->getDensityMode() == AverageVDensity) {
size_t vplanes = 0;
float vdensity = 0.0;
for ( size_t i=_pinDepth ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (isVerticalPlane(i)) { vdensity += _densities[i]; ++vplanes; }
}
if (vplanes) vdensity /= vplanes;
density = vdensity;
} else if (getAnabatic()->getDensityMode() == MaxDensity) {
for ( size_t i=_pinDepth ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
if (_densities[i] > density) density = _densities[i];
}
} else if (getAnabatic()->getDensityMode() == MaxHDensity) {
for ( size_t i=_pinDepth ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (isHorizontalPlane(i) and (_densities[i] > density)) density = _densities[i];
}
} else if (getAnabatic()->getDensityMode() == MaxVDensity) {
for ( size_t i=_pinDepth ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (isVerticalPlane(i) and (_densities[i] > density)) density = _densities[i];
}
}
return density;
}
Added direct management of macro blocks I/O pins in METAL2 & METAL3. The decoupling of the cell gauge and the routing gauge implies that the METAL2 & METAL3 terminals of macro blocks cannot be aligned on the routing tracks anymore. That is, an horizontal METAL2 terminal will not be on a track axis, but offgrid, so we no longer can use a METAL2 horizontal segment to connect to it. Making an adjustement between the offgrid terminal and the on-grid segment has proven too complex and generating difficult configuration for the router. Moreover, METLA2 terminal could be fully inside a METAL2 blockage. So now, when the gauges are decoupled, we connect the METAL2 and METAL3 the same way we do for METAL1: *from above* in the perpandicular direction and using a *sliding* VIA. We assume that those kind of terminals in upper metals are quite long. * New: In Hurricane::Rectilinear, export the isNonRectangle() method to the Python interface. * New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, add function isSuperPitched() with the associated boolean attribute. Set to true when each pitch of each layer is independant (not low fractional multiples). * New: In AnabaticEngine, add the ability to temporarily disable the canonize() operation (mainly used in dogleg creation). * New: In AutoSegment::canonize(), do nothing if the operation is disabled by AnabaticEngine. * Bug: In Session::_revalidateTopology(), disable the canonization during the topology updating of a net. Too early canonization was occuring in makeDogleg() leading to incoherencies when performing the later canonization stage over the complete net. Mostly occured in the initial build stage of the net. * New: In GCell, add function postGlobalAnnotate(), if a layer is fully blocked (above 0.9), typically, under a blockage, add a further capacity decrease of 2 on the edges. So we may handle a modicum of doglegs. * Bug; In GCell::addBlockage(), removeContact(), removeHSegment() and removeVSegment(), forgot to set the Invalidated flag. This may have lead to innacurate densities. * Change: In GCell::updateDensity(), more complex setting of the GoStraight flag. This flag is now set if we don't have two *contiguous* below 60% of density. We need free contiguous layers to make doglegs. * New: In NetBuilder, now manage a current state flag along with the state flag of the *source* GCell. This flag is used to tell if the GCell needs it's *global* routing to be done using the upper layers (METAL4 & METAL5) instead of the lower ones. * New: In NetBuilder::setStartHook(), set the state flag of the GCell to ToUpperRouting when processing a global routing articulation and one of the base layer is obstructed above 0.9. In GCell with terminals, also set ToUpperRouting when there are some in METAL2 / METAL3 and the gauge is not super-pitched. * New: In NetBuilder, function isInsideBlockage(), to check if a terminal is completely or partially enclosed in a blockage. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_AutoContact(), remove support for trying to put on grid misaligned METAL2/METAL3. Instead systematically access them from above. Do not cover with fixed protection terminals that are already enclosed in blockages. * Bug: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_AutoContact(), always add the terminal contact in the requested GCell and not the target/source one, in case the terminal span several GCells. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), create the local wiring according to the RoutingPad layer. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::_do_xG(), _do_2G(), create the global wiring in upper layers, according to the ToUpperRouting flag. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::_do_xG_xM3(), now delegate to _do_xG_xM3_baseRouting() and _do_xG_xM3_upperRouting() if the density at terminal level is above 0.5. * New: NetBuilderHV::_do_xG_xM3_baseRouting() and _do_xG_xM3_upperRouting() separated function to manage the local routing. * Change: In NetBuilder::_do_globalSegment(), if the currently processed GCell or it's source is in ToUpperRouting mode, move up the global segment. Do *not* use the moveUp() function which would create doglegs unwanted at this stage. * New: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), call postGlobalAnnotate() on the GCell after the blockages have been taken into accound to add the penalty. * Bug: In Track::getPrevious(), correctly manage the 0 value for the index argument. Strange it didn't show earlier. Same goes for Track::expandFreeInterval().
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void GCell::postGlobalAnnotate ()
{
if (isInvalidated()) updateDensity();
for ( size_t depth=0 ; depth<_depth ; ++depth ) {
RoutingLayerGauge* rlg = Session::getLayerGauge( depth );
if (rlg->getType() & Constant::PinOnly) continue;
if (_densities[depth] >= 0.9) {
if (depth+2 < _depth) {
Edge* edge = (rlg->getDirection() == Constant::Vertical) ? getNorthEdge()
: getEastEdge();
if (edge) {
edge->reserveCapacity( 2 );
}
}
}
}
}
void GCell::addBlockage ( size_t depth, DbU::Unit length )
{
if (depth >= _depth) return;
_blockages[depth] += length;
_flags |= Flags::Invalidated;
cdebug_log(149,0) << "GCell::addBlockage() " << this << " "
<< depth << ":" << DbU::getValueString(_blockages[depth]) << endl;
}
void GCell::removeContact ( AutoContact* ac )
{
size_t begin = 0;
size_t end = _contacts.size();
bool found = false;
for ( ; not found and (begin < end) ; begin++ ) {
if ( _contacts[begin] == ac ) {
_contacts[begin] = _contacts[end-1];
found = true;
}
}
if (found) {
cdebug_log(149,0) << "remove " << ac << " from " << this << endl;
_contacts.pop_back();
Added direct management of macro blocks I/O pins in METAL2 & METAL3. The decoupling of the cell gauge and the routing gauge implies that the METAL2 & METAL3 terminals of macro blocks cannot be aligned on the routing tracks anymore. That is, an horizontal METAL2 terminal will not be on a track axis, but offgrid, so we no longer can use a METAL2 horizontal segment to connect to it. Making an adjustement between the offgrid terminal and the on-grid segment has proven too complex and generating difficult configuration for the router. Moreover, METLA2 terminal could be fully inside a METAL2 blockage. So now, when the gauges are decoupled, we connect the METAL2 and METAL3 the same way we do for METAL1: *from above* in the perpandicular direction and using a *sliding* VIA. We assume that those kind of terminals in upper metals are quite long. * New: In Hurricane::Rectilinear, export the isNonRectangle() method to the Python interface. * New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, add function isSuperPitched() with the associated boolean attribute. Set to true when each pitch of each layer is independant (not low fractional multiples). * New: In AnabaticEngine, add the ability to temporarily disable the canonize() operation (mainly used in dogleg creation). * New: In AutoSegment::canonize(), do nothing if the operation is disabled by AnabaticEngine. * Bug: In Session::_revalidateTopology(), disable the canonization during the topology updating of a net. Too early canonization was occuring in makeDogleg() leading to incoherencies when performing the later canonization stage over the complete net. Mostly occured in the initial build stage of the net. * New: In GCell, add function postGlobalAnnotate(), if a layer is fully blocked (above 0.9), typically, under a blockage, add a further capacity decrease of 2 on the edges. So we may handle a modicum of doglegs. * Bug; In GCell::addBlockage(), removeContact(), removeHSegment() and removeVSegment(), forgot to set the Invalidated flag. This may have lead to innacurate densities. * Change: In GCell::updateDensity(), more complex setting of the GoStraight flag. This flag is now set if we don't have two *contiguous* below 60% of density. We need free contiguous layers to make doglegs. * New: In NetBuilder, now manage a current state flag along with the state flag of the *source* GCell. This flag is used to tell if the GCell needs it's *global* routing to be done using the upper layers (METAL4 & METAL5) instead of the lower ones. * New: In NetBuilder::setStartHook(), set the state flag of the GCell to ToUpperRouting when processing a global routing articulation and one of the base layer is obstructed above 0.9. In GCell with terminals, also set ToUpperRouting when there are some in METAL2 / METAL3 and the gauge is not super-pitched. * New: In NetBuilder, function isInsideBlockage(), to check if a terminal is completely or partially enclosed in a blockage. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_AutoContact(), remove support for trying to put on grid misaligned METAL2/METAL3. Instead systematically access them from above. Do not cover with fixed protection terminals that are already enclosed in blockages. * Bug: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_AutoContact(), always add the terminal contact in the requested GCell and not the target/source one, in case the terminal span several GCells. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), create the local wiring according to the RoutingPad layer. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::_do_xG(), _do_2G(), create the global wiring in upper layers, according to the ToUpperRouting flag. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::_do_xG_xM3(), now delegate to _do_xG_xM3_baseRouting() and _do_xG_xM3_upperRouting() if the density at terminal level is above 0.5. * New: NetBuilderHV::_do_xG_xM3_baseRouting() and _do_xG_xM3_upperRouting() separated function to manage the local routing. * Change: In NetBuilder::_do_globalSegment(), if the currently processed GCell or it's source is in ToUpperRouting mode, move up the global segment. Do *not* use the moveUp() function which would create doglegs unwanted at this stage. * New: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), call postGlobalAnnotate() on the GCell after the blockages have been taken into accound to add the penalty. * Bug: In Track::getPrevious(), correctly manage the 0 value for the index argument. Strange it didn't show earlier. Same goes for Track::expandFreeInterval().
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_flags |= Flags::Invalidated;
} else {
cerr << Bug("%p:%s do not belong to %s."
,ac->base(),getString(ac).c_str(),_getString().c_str()) << endl;
}
}
void GCell::removeHSegment ( AutoSegment* segment )
{
size_t end = _hsegments.size();
size_t begin = 0;
for ( ; begin < end ; begin++ ) {
Groudwork for routing density driven placement. Compliance with clang 5.0.1. This commit contains two set of features that should have been commited separately. 1. Compliance with clang 5.0.1, tested with the RedHat collection llvm-toolset-7. This allow Coriolis to be compiled under Darwin (MacOS) with Xcode & macports. The bootstrap install system has been modificated accordingly. 2. The basic support for routing density driven placement. Related features are: * Bloat property. Each Occurrence of an Instance can be individually bloated. This property not attached to any tool to allow the placer and router to share it as wanted. Nevertheless, it is defined in Etesian. * BloatProfile in Katana, add individual Bloat properties to Instances occurrences based on the East & North overflowed edges of each GCell. * Support in ToolEngine for a "pass number" of a tool. This pass number is mainly used to make "per pass" measurements. The MeasureSet system is improved accordingly to support multiple values of a same measure. * Embryo of "P&R Conductor" to perform the place & route loop until the design is successfully placed. May be the first brick of a Silicon Compiler. * Change: In boostrap/FindBoostrap.cmake, in setup_boost(), added tag to the python component for macport (ex: python27). * Change: In boostrap/build.conf, put etesian before anabatic for instance occurrence BloatProperty dependency. Added option support for the "llvm-toolset-7" collection to build against clang 5.0.1. * Bug: In Hurricane::getRecord( const pair<T,U>& ), the getSlot<> templates for first & second arguments must be called with <const T> and <const U> as the pair itself is const (and not simply <T> & <U>). * Change: In Hurricane::getSlot() temlate, only use "string" arguments and not const string&, simpler for template argument deduction. * Bug: In Hurricane::AnalogCellExtension, the StandardPrivateProperty<> template has a static member "_name". Clang did show that the template for this static number has to be put inside the namespace where the template *is defined* (i.e. Hurricane) instead of the namespace where it is instanciated (i.e. Analog). * Bug: In Isobar, Matrix_FromListOfList(), PyInt_AsPlacementStatus() must be put outside the C linkage back in the Isobar C++ namespace (clang). * Bug: In Hurricane::DBo::~DBo, and derived add a throw() specification (clang). * Bug: In Hurricane::RegularLayer::getEnclosure() & setEnclosure(), change signature so it matches the one of the base class (clang). * Bug: In Hurricane::CellPrinter, use double brackets for initializer list (clang). * Change: In Hurricane::Breakpoint, reverse the meaning of the error level. Only error level *lesser or equal* than the stop level will be enabled. * Bug: In CRL/python/helpers/__init__.loadUserSettings(), must put the current working directory in the sys.path as in certain configuration it may not be included. * Bug: In CRL::ApDriver, DumpSegments(), no longer generate segments when encountering a RoutingPad on a top-level Pin Occurrence. The segment was generated in the wrong direction, creating DRC violations on the "mips_core_flat" example. * Change: In CRL::Measures, partial re-design of the measurements management. Now, each kind of measure can accept multiple values put in a vector. The index is intented to match a tool run number. * Change: In CRL::Histogram, add support for multiple sets of datas, indexeds with tool run number. * Change: In CRL::ToolEngine, add support for multiple pass number, add addMeasure<> templates for the various data-types. * Change: In CRL::gdsDriver & CRL::gdsParser(), comment out unused GDS record name constants. * New: Etesian::BloatProperty, property to attach to Instance occurrences that contains the extra number of pitch to add to the cell width. * Bug: In AutoSegment::CompareByDepthLength, the segment length comparison was wrong, it was always returning true, which broke the "strick weak ordering" of the comparison. This was producing a core-dump in GCell::updateDensity() when sorting a vector<>. The end() iterator was being dereferenced, leading to the problem. * Bug: In Katana::DataSymmetric::checkPairing(), the test for segments whose axis is perpandicular to the symmetry axis was wrong ("!=" instead of "-"). * New: In Katana/GlobalRoute, new ::selectSegments(), selectOverloadedgcells() and selectBloatedInstances() to automatically select segments from overloaded edges, overloaded GCells and bloated cells. * Change: In KatanaEngine, return a more detailed success state, distinguish between global and detailed. Add support for multiple routing iterations. * New: In cumulus/python/plugins/ConductorPlugin.py, embryo of routing driven placement.
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if (not _hsegments[begin])
cerr << Bug( "GCell::removeHSegment(): In %s, NULL segment at [%u/%u]."
, _getString().c_str(), begin, _hsegments.size() ) << endl;
if (_hsegments[begin] == segment) std::swap( _hsegments[begin], _hsegments[--end] );
Groudwork for routing density driven placement. Compliance with clang 5.0.1. This commit contains two set of features that should have been commited separately. 1. Compliance with clang 5.0.1, tested with the RedHat collection llvm-toolset-7. This allow Coriolis to be compiled under Darwin (MacOS) with Xcode & macports. The bootstrap install system has been modificated accordingly. 2. The basic support for routing density driven placement. Related features are: * Bloat property. Each Occurrence of an Instance can be individually bloated. This property not attached to any tool to allow the placer and router to share it as wanted. Nevertheless, it is defined in Etesian. * BloatProfile in Katana, add individual Bloat properties to Instances occurrences based on the East & North overflowed edges of each GCell. * Support in ToolEngine for a "pass number" of a tool. This pass number is mainly used to make "per pass" measurements. The MeasureSet system is improved accordingly to support multiple values of a same measure. * Embryo of "P&R Conductor" to perform the place & route loop until the design is successfully placed. May be the first brick of a Silicon Compiler. * Change: In boostrap/FindBoostrap.cmake, in setup_boost(), added tag to the python component for macport (ex: python27). * Change: In boostrap/build.conf, put etesian before anabatic for instance occurrence BloatProperty dependency. Added option support for the "llvm-toolset-7" collection to build against clang 5.0.1. * Bug: In Hurricane::getRecord( const pair<T,U>& ), the getSlot<> templates for first & second arguments must be called with <const T> and <const U> as the pair itself is const (and not simply <T> & <U>). * Change: In Hurricane::getSlot() temlate, only use "string" arguments and not const string&, simpler for template argument deduction. * Bug: In Hurricane::AnalogCellExtension, the StandardPrivateProperty<> template has a static member "_name". Clang did show that the template for this static number has to be put inside the namespace where the template *is defined* (i.e. Hurricane) instead of the namespace where it is instanciated (i.e. Analog). * Bug: In Isobar, Matrix_FromListOfList(), PyInt_AsPlacementStatus() must be put outside the C linkage back in the Isobar C++ namespace (clang). * Bug: In Hurricane::DBo::~DBo, and derived add a throw() specification (clang). * Bug: In Hurricane::RegularLayer::getEnclosure() & setEnclosure(), change signature so it matches the one of the base class (clang). * Bug: In Hurricane::CellPrinter, use double brackets for initializer list (clang). * Change: In Hurricane::Breakpoint, reverse the meaning of the error level. Only error level *lesser or equal* than the stop level will be enabled. * Bug: In CRL/python/helpers/__init__.loadUserSettings(), must put the current working directory in the sys.path as in certain configuration it may not be included. * Bug: In CRL::ApDriver, DumpSegments(), no longer generate segments when encountering a RoutingPad on a top-level Pin Occurrence. The segment was generated in the wrong direction, creating DRC violations on the "mips_core_flat" example. * Change: In CRL::Measures, partial re-design of the measurements management. Now, each kind of measure can accept multiple values put in a vector. The index is intented to match a tool run number. * Change: In CRL::Histogram, add support for multiple sets of datas, indexeds with tool run number. * Change: In CRL::ToolEngine, add support for multiple pass number, add addMeasure<> templates for the various data-types. * Change: In CRL::gdsDriver & CRL::gdsParser(), comment out unused GDS record name constants. * New: Etesian::BloatProperty, property to attach to Instance occurrences that contains the extra number of pitch to add to the cell width. * Bug: In AutoSegment::CompareByDepthLength, the segment length comparison was wrong, it was always returning true, which broke the "strick weak ordering" of the comparison. This was producing a core-dump in GCell::updateDensity() when sorting a vector<>. The end() iterator was being dereferenced, leading to the problem. * Bug: In Katana::DataSymmetric::checkPairing(), the test for segments whose axis is perpandicular to the symmetry axis was wrong ("!=" instead of "-"). * New: In Katana/GlobalRoute, new ::selectSegments(), selectOverloadedgcells() and selectBloatedInstances() to automatically select segments from overloaded edges, overloaded GCells and bloated cells. * Change: In KatanaEngine, return a more detailed success state, distinguish between global and detailed. Add support for multiple routing iterations. * New: In cumulus/python/plugins/ConductorPlugin.py, embryo of routing driven placement.
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cdebug_log(9000,0) << "GCell::removeHSegment() " << this << endl;
cdebug_log(9000,0) << " " << segment << endl;
}
if (_hsegments.size() == end) {
Groudwork for routing density driven placement. Compliance with clang 5.0.1. This commit contains two set of features that should have been commited separately. 1. Compliance with clang 5.0.1, tested with the RedHat collection llvm-toolset-7. This allow Coriolis to be compiled under Darwin (MacOS) with Xcode & macports. The bootstrap install system has been modificated accordingly. 2. The basic support for routing density driven placement. Related features are: * Bloat property. Each Occurrence of an Instance can be individually bloated. This property not attached to any tool to allow the placer and router to share it as wanted. Nevertheless, it is defined in Etesian. * BloatProfile in Katana, add individual Bloat properties to Instances occurrences based on the East & North overflowed edges of each GCell. * Support in ToolEngine for a "pass number" of a tool. This pass number is mainly used to make "per pass" measurements. The MeasureSet system is improved accordingly to support multiple values of a same measure. * Embryo of "P&R Conductor" to perform the place & route loop until the design is successfully placed. May be the first brick of a Silicon Compiler. * Change: In boostrap/FindBoostrap.cmake, in setup_boost(), added tag to the python component for macport (ex: python27). * Change: In boostrap/build.conf, put etesian before anabatic for instance occurrence BloatProperty dependency. Added option support for the "llvm-toolset-7" collection to build against clang 5.0.1. * Bug: In Hurricane::getRecord( const pair<T,U>& ), the getSlot<> templates for first & second arguments must be called with <const T> and <const U> as the pair itself is const (and not simply <T> & <U>). * Change: In Hurricane::getSlot() temlate, only use "string" arguments and not const string&, simpler for template argument deduction. * Bug: In Hurricane::AnalogCellExtension, the StandardPrivateProperty<> template has a static member "_name". Clang did show that the template for this static number has to be put inside the namespace where the template *is defined* (i.e. Hurricane) instead of the namespace where it is instanciated (i.e. Analog). * Bug: In Isobar, Matrix_FromListOfList(), PyInt_AsPlacementStatus() must be put outside the C linkage back in the Isobar C++ namespace (clang). * Bug: In Hurricane::DBo::~DBo, and derived add a throw() specification (clang). * Bug: In Hurricane::RegularLayer::getEnclosure() & setEnclosure(), change signature so it matches the one of the base class (clang). * Bug: In Hurricane::CellPrinter, use double brackets for initializer list (clang). * Change: In Hurricane::Breakpoint, reverse the meaning of the error level. Only error level *lesser or equal* than the stop level will be enabled. * Bug: In CRL/python/helpers/__init__.loadUserSettings(), must put the current working directory in the sys.path as in certain configuration it may not be included. * Bug: In CRL::ApDriver, DumpSegments(), no longer generate segments when encountering a RoutingPad on a top-level Pin Occurrence. The segment was generated in the wrong direction, creating DRC violations on the "mips_core_flat" example. * Change: In CRL::Measures, partial re-design of the measurements management. Now, each kind of measure can accept multiple values put in a vector. The index is intented to match a tool run number. * Change: In CRL::Histogram, add support for multiple sets of datas, indexeds with tool run number. * Change: In CRL::ToolEngine, add support for multiple pass number, add addMeasure<> templates for the various data-types. * Change: In CRL::gdsDriver & CRL::gdsParser(), comment out unused GDS record name constants. * New: Etesian::BloatProperty, property to attach to Instance occurrences that contains the extra number of pitch to add to the cell width. * Bug: In AutoSegment::CompareByDepthLength, the segment length comparison was wrong, it was always returning true, which broke the "strick weak ordering" of the comparison. This was producing a core-dump in GCell::updateDensity() when sorting a vector<>. The end() iterator was being dereferenced, leading to the problem. * Bug: In Katana::DataSymmetric::checkPairing(), the test for segments whose axis is perpandicular to the symmetry axis was wrong ("!=" instead of "-"). * New: In Katana/GlobalRoute, new ::selectSegments(), selectOverloadedgcells() and selectBloatedInstances() to automatically select segments from overloaded edges, overloaded GCells and bloated cells. * Change: In KatanaEngine, return a more detailed success state, distinguish between global and detailed. Add support for multiple routing iterations. * New: In cumulus/python/plugins/ConductorPlugin.py, embryo of routing driven placement.
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cerr << Bug( "GCell::removeHSegment(): %s do not go through %s."
, getString(segment).c_str(), _getString().c_str() ) << endl;
return;
}
if (_hsegments.size() - end > 1)
cerr << Bug( "%s has multiple occurrences of %s."
, _getString().c_str(), getString(segment).c_str() ) << endl;
_hsegments.erase( _hsegments.begin() + end, _hsegments.end() );
Added direct management of macro blocks I/O pins in METAL2 & METAL3. The decoupling of the cell gauge and the routing gauge implies that the METAL2 & METAL3 terminals of macro blocks cannot be aligned on the routing tracks anymore. That is, an horizontal METAL2 terminal will not be on a track axis, but offgrid, so we no longer can use a METAL2 horizontal segment to connect to it. Making an adjustement between the offgrid terminal and the on-grid segment has proven too complex and generating difficult configuration for the router. Moreover, METLA2 terminal could be fully inside a METAL2 blockage. So now, when the gauges are decoupled, we connect the METAL2 and METAL3 the same way we do for METAL1: *from above* in the perpandicular direction and using a *sliding* VIA. We assume that those kind of terminals in upper metals are quite long. * New: In Hurricane::Rectilinear, export the isNonRectangle() method to the Python interface. * New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, add function isSuperPitched() with the associated boolean attribute. Set to true when each pitch of each layer is independant (not low fractional multiples). * New: In AnabaticEngine, add the ability to temporarily disable the canonize() operation (mainly used in dogleg creation). * New: In AutoSegment::canonize(), do nothing if the operation is disabled by AnabaticEngine. * Bug: In Session::_revalidateTopology(), disable the canonization during the topology updating of a net. Too early canonization was occuring in makeDogleg() leading to incoherencies when performing the later canonization stage over the complete net. Mostly occured in the initial build stage of the net. * New: In GCell, add function postGlobalAnnotate(), if a layer is fully blocked (above 0.9), typically, under a blockage, add a further capacity decrease of 2 on the edges. So we may handle a modicum of doglegs. * Bug; In GCell::addBlockage(), removeContact(), removeHSegment() and removeVSegment(), forgot to set the Invalidated flag. This may have lead to innacurate densities. * Change: In GCell::updateDensity(), more complex setting of the GoStraight flag. This flag is now set if we don't have two *contiguous* below 60% of density. We need free contiguous layers to make doglegs. * New: In NetBuilder, now manage a current state flag along with the state flag of the *source* GCell. This flag is used to tell if the GCell needs it's *global* routing to be done using the upper layers (METAL4 & METAL5) instead of the lower ones. * New: In NetBuilder::setStartHook(), set the state flag of the GCell to ToUpperRouting when processing a global routing articulation and one of the base layer is obstructed above 0.9. In GCell with terminals, also set ToUpperRouting when there are some in METAL2 / METAL3 and the gauge is not super-pitched. * New: In NetBuilder, function isInsideBlockage(), to check if a terminal is completely or partially enclosed in a blockage. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_AutoContact(), remove support for trying to put on grid misaligned METAL2/METAL3. Instead systematically access them from above. Do not cover with fixed protection terminals that are already enclosed in blockages. * Bug: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_AutoContact(), always add the terminal contact in the requested GCell and not the target/source one, in case the terminal span several GCells. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), create the local wiring according to the RoutingPad layer. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::_do_xG(), _do_2G(), create the global wiring in upper layers, according to the ToUpperRouting flag. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::_do_xG_xM3(), now delegate to _do_xG_xM3_baseRouting() and _do_xG_xM3_upperRouting() if the density at terminal level is above 0.5. * New: NetBuilderHV::_do_xG_xM3_baseRouting() and _do_xG_xM3_upperRouting() separated function to manage the local routing. * Change: In NetBuilder::_do_globalSegment(), if the currently processed GCell or it's source is in ToUpperRouting mode, move up the global segment. Do *not* use the moveUp() function which would create doglegs unwanted at this stage. * New: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), call postGlobalAnnotate() on the GCell after the blockages have been taken into accound to add the penalty. * Bug: In Track::getPrevious(), correctly manage the 0 value for the index argument. Strange it didn't show earlier. Same goes for Track::expandFreeInterval().
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_flags |= Flags::Invalidated;
}
void GCell::removeVSegment ( AutoSegment* segment )
{
size_t end = _vsegments.size();
size_t begin = 0;
for ( ; begin < end ; begin++ ) {
if (_vsegments[begin] == segment) std::swap( _vsegments[begin], _vsegments[--end] );
}
if (_vsegments.size() == end) {
cerr << Bug( "%s do not go through %s."
, getString(segment).c_str()
, _getString().c_str() ) << endl;
return;
}
if (_vsegments.size() - end > 1)
cerr << Bug( "%s has multiple occurrences of %s."
, _getString().c_str()
, getString(segment).c_str() ) << endl;
_vsegments.erase( _vsegments.begin() + end, _vsegments.end() );
Added direct management of macro blocks I/O pins in METAL2 & METAL3. The decoupling of the cell gauge and the routing gauge implies that the METAL2 & METAL3 terminals of macro blocks cannot be aligned on the routing tracks anymore. That is, an horizontal METAL2 terminal will not be on a track axis, but offgrid, so we no longer can use a METAL2 horizontal segment to connect to it. Making an adjustement between the offgrid terminal and the on-grid segment has proven too complex and generating difficult configuration for the router. Moreover, METLA2 terminal could be fully inside a METAL2 blockage. So now, when the gauges are decoupled, we connect the METAL2 and METAL3 the same way we do for METAL1: *from above* in the perpandicular direction and using a *sliding* VIA. We assume that those kind of terminals in upper metals are quite long. * New: In Hurricane::Rectilinear, export the isNonRectangle() method to the Python interface. * New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, add function isSuperPitched() with the associated boolean attribute. Set to true when each pitch of each layer is independant (not low fractional multiples). * New: In AnabaticEngine, add the ability to temporarily disable the canonize() operation (mainly used in dogleg creation). * New: In AutoSegment::canonize(), do nothing if the operation is disabled by AnabaticEngine. * Bug: In Session::_revalidateTopology(), disable the canonization during the topology updating of a net. Too early canonization was occuring in makeDogleg() leading to incoherencies when performing the later canonization stage over the complete net. Mostly occured in the initial build stage of the net. * New: In GCell, add function postGlobalAnnotate(), if a layer is fully blocked (above 0.9), typically, under a blockage, add a further capacity decrease of 2 on the edges. So we may handle a modicum of doglegs. * Bug; In GCell::addBlockage(), removeContact(), removeHSegment() and removeVSegment(), forgot to set the Invalidated flag. This may have lead to innacurate densities. * Change: In GCell::updateDensity(), more complex setting of the GoStraight flag. This flag is now set if we don't have two *contiguous* below 60% of density. We need free contiguous layers to make doglegs. * New: In NetBuilder, now manage a current state flag along with the state flag of the *source* GCell. This flag is used to tell if the GCell needs it's *global* routing to be done using the upper layers (METAL4 & METAL5) instead of the lower ones. * New: In NetBuilder::setStartHook(), set the state flag of the GCell to ToUpperRouting when processing a global routing articulation and one of the base layer is obstructed above 0.9. In GCell with terminals, also set ToUpperRouting when there are some in METAL2 / METAL3 and the gauge is not super-pitched. * New: In NetBuilder, function isInsideBlockage(), to check if a terminal is completely or partially enclosed in a blockage. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_AutoContact(), remove support for trying to put on grid misaligned METAL2/METAL3. Instead systematically access them from above. Do not cover with fixed protection terminals that are already enclosed in blockages. * Bug: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_AutoContact(), always add the terminal contact in the requested GCell and not the target/source one, in case the terminal span several GCells. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), create the local wiring according to the RoutingPad layer. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::_do_xG(), _do_2G(), create the global wiring in upper layers, according to the ToUpperRouting flag. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::_do_xG_xM3(), now delegate to _do_xG_xM3_baseRouting() and _do_xG_xM3_upperRouting() if the density at terminal level is above 0.5. * New: NetBuilderHV::_do_xG_xM3_baseRouting() and _do_xG_xM3_upperRouting() separated function to manage the local routing. * Change: In NetBuilder::_do_globalSegment(), if the currently processed GCell or it's source is in ToUpperRouting mode, move up the global segment. Do *not* use the moveUp() function which would create doglegs unwanted at this stage. * New: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), call postGlobalAnnotate() on the GCell after the blockages have been taken into accound to add the penalty. * Bug: In Track::getPrevious(), correctly manage the 0 value for the index argument. Strange it didn't show earlier. Same goes for Track::expandFreeInterval().
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_flags |= Flags::Invalidated;
}
void GCell::updateContacts ()
{ for ( AutoContact* contact : _contacts ) contact->updateGeometry(); }
size_t GCell::updateDensity ()
{
if (not isInvalidated()) return (isSaturated()) ? 1 : 0;
_flags.reset( Flags::Saturated );
sort( _hsegments.begin(), _hsegments.end(), AutoSegment::CompareByDepthLength() );
sort( _vsegments.begin(), _vsegments.end(), AutoSegment::CompareByDepthLength() );
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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float ccapacity = getHCapacity() * getVCapacity() * (_depth-_pinDepth);
DbU::Unit width = getXMax() - getXMin();
DbU::Unit height = getYMax() - getYMin();
DbU::Unit hpenalty = 0 /*_box.getWidth () / 3*/;
DbU::Unit vpenalty = 0 /*_box.getHeight() / 3*/;
DbU::Unit uLengths1 [ _depth ];
DbU::Unit uLengths2 [ _depth ];
float localCounts [ _depth ];
vector<UsedFragments> ufragments ( _depth );
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
ufragments[i].setPitch ( Session::getPitch(i) );
_feedthroughs[i] = 0.0;
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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uLengths1 [i] = 0;
uLengths2 [i] = 0;
localCounts [i] = 0.0;
_globalsCount[i] = 0.0;
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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ufragments[i].setCapacity( (size_t)getCapacity(i) );
if (isHorizontalPlane(i)) ufragments[i].setSpan( getXMin(), getXMax() );
else ufragments[i].setSpan( getYMin(), getYMax() );
}
// Compute wirelength associated to contacts (in DbU::Unit converted to float).
AutoSegment::DepthLengthSet processeds;
for ( AutoContact* contact : _contacts ) {
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_depth ; i++ ) uLengths1[i] = 0;
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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contact->getLengths( uLengths1, processeds );
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (isHorizontalPlane(i)) uLengths2[i] += uLengths1[i]+hpenalty;
else uLengths2[i] += uLengths1[i]+vpenalty;
}
}
// Add the "pass through" horizontal segments.
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (not _hsegments.empty()) {
const Layer* layer = _hsegments[0]->getLayer();
size_t depth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth(layer);
size_t count = 0;
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_hsegments.size() ; i++ ) {
_globalsCount[depth] += 1.0;
ufragments[depth].incGlobals();
if ( layer != _hsegments[i]->getLayer() ) {
uLengths2[depth] += count * width;
count = 0;
layer = _hsegments[i]->getLayer();
depth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth(layer);
}
count++;
_feedthroughs[depth] += 1.0;
}
if ( count ) {
uLengths2[depth] += count * width;
}
}
// Add the "pass through" vertical segments.
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (not _vsegments.empty()) {
const Layer* layer = _vsegments[0]->getLayer();
size_t depth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth(layer);
size_t count = 0;
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_vsegments.size() ; i++ ) {
_globalsCount[depth] += 1.0;
ufragments[depth].incGlobals();
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (layer != _vsegments[i]->getLayer()) {
uLengths2[depth] += count * height;
count = 0;
layer = _vsegments[i]->getLayer();
depth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth(layer);
}
count++;
_feedthroughs[depth] += 1.0;
}
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (count) {
uLengths2[depth] += count * height;
}
}
// Add the blockages.
Update the channel routing feature to integrate with the OTC P&R. * Update: In CRL/node600/phenitec/kite.py, update the routing gauge to the new format. So now we can use again SxLib-2M (channel routing SxLib for two metal technologies). * Change: In CRL::BlifParser, if a master cell is not found in the AllianceFramework, then try in the Blif supplied libraries. This is used to load the zero, one and tie cells. Add a Blif::getCell() static function to look into the Blif supplied libraries. * Change: In CRL::LefImport, sometimes there can be discrepencies between the LEF ROUTING layers and the Coriolis routing gauge. Now ignore routing layers that are *not* presents in the Coriolis gauge. * Change: In AnabaticEngine, moved routingMode attribute from KatanaEngine, as some setup operations needs it. * Change: In AutoSegment::canReduce(), allow fixed segments to be reduced if they are "jumpers" (turn+turn and top+top or bot+bot). This case arise on the edge of routing channels for fixed wires to connect terminals. * Change: In AutoSegment::getTopologicalinfos(), compute differently the (leftBound,rightBound) interval when in channel mode. In over-the-cell mode, this interval is the one of the whole GCells under the wire. In channel mode, for fixed wires (that is, verticals connecteds to cells) this interval is reduced to half the GCell height, on the connected side of said channel. This allows Manipulator::_insertToTrack() to issue disantangling requests (push left/push right) for fixed segments that are face to face in the channel. * Change: In Anabatic::Configuration CTOR, allow the cellGauge to have a different name from the routingGauge. Now if the cell gauge that should match the routing gauge is not found, fallback to the name set in "anabatic.cellGauge" parameter. Case occur when we try to match with CORE sites from LEF files. * Change: In Etesian::Configuration CTOR, same change as in the Anabatic configuration. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateDensity(), never set the GoStraight flag in channel mode. This flag makes sense when there is at least 4 routing layers (so we have 2 contiguous free of blockages). * Bug: In Anabatic::Session::_getNearestGridpoint(), sometimes the nearest on grid point is outside the constraint box. Now force the point to remains inside constraints even if offgrid. * Change: In Katana::DataNegociate::update(), perpandiculars that are either reduced or in non-preferred routing direction should not trigger a bug message. * Change: In KatanaEngine::_check(), do not check for fixed, horizontal non-prefs AutoSegments in channel mode (avoid false bug display). * Bug: In Manipulator::_forceToTrack(), slighty shrink (-1) the interval to free. The intersection function of intervals returns true when the two intervals *exactly* touches (1.vMax == 2.vMin). But in this specific case, they are not *overlapping* and no action should be taken... * Bug: In Manipulator::_insertInTrack(), do not reject the track when we are overlapping a fixed vertical segment in channel mode. (Hmm, maybe already corrected by the previous one). * Change: In Katana::NegociateOverlapCost(), in channel mode, do not put two overlaping vertical fixed segments into infinite cost. This happens when two cell connected verticals are face to face in a channel. We want them negociated the track (by shrinking their length) instead of excluding it right away. * Change: In NegociateWindow::createTrackSegment(), in channel mode, do not attempt to create a track segment over a fixed and reduced AutoSegment. Do not attempt to put a non-preferred AutoSegment on a Track either. * Bug: In RoutingEvent::revalidate(), the number of availables tracks was badly computed when in the pure constraint case, when there was only one it was reporting zero. * Change: In TrackElements::TrackElements_Perpandicular::Locator, do not issue a bug when an non-pref or reduced AutoSegment do not have an associated TrackElement. * Change: In TrackSegmentCost::update(), do not issue a bug when a perpandicular is reduded or non-pref and do not have a TrackElement.
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if (isStdCellRow() or isChannelRow()) {
flags().reset( Flags::GoStraight );
} else {
int contiguousNonSaturated = 0;
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
uLengths2[i] += _blockages[i];
Clean parameters for routing topologies. Improved 2RL- support. Previously, the relevant NetBuilder and routing strategies where directly guessed from the RoutingGauge traits. This is no longer doable as the combinations increases. Now to configure both the global and detailed router we need three "parameters" : 1. The routing gauge itself (tells which layers are in which directions) and how to make the VIAs. 2. The NetBuilder to use, they are identified by strings. Currently we support: * "HV,3RL+", for all SxLib derived standard cells. * "VH,2RL", for hybrid routing (over the cell, but terminals are also in the first RL). * "2RL-", for strict channel routing. * "VH,3RL+", an attempt for FreePDK 45, not optimized enough to be considered as usable. 3. The routing style, mostly affect the way the GCell grid will be built. * VH : first RL is V. * HV : first RL is H. * OTH : Run in full over-the-cell mode (needs at least 3RL). * Channel : Run in *strict* channel routing mode (no routing over the standard cells). * Hybrid : Create channels, but can use H tracks over the standard cells. Thoses three parameters are partly overlapping and must be sets in a consistent manner, otherwise strange results may occurs. * New: CRL::RoutingGauge::getFirstRoutingGauge(), to get the lowest layer available for routing (not a PinOnly, not a PowerSupply). * Change: In CRL::RoutingGauge::isHV() and isVH(), were previously always returning false when the gauge was 2RL only. Now, check on the first usable RL. * Bug: In cumulus/plugins.block.configuration._loadRoutingGauge(), there was a bad computation of the deep RLs when the top layer was not defined. Occured for 2RL gauges only. * Bug: In Anabatic::RpsInRow::slacken() (LayerAssign), forgotten curly braces in the test to skip METAL2 terminals. * Change: In Etestian::BloatChannel::getDx(), adjust the bloating policy to converge on Arlet6502. Always ensure that there is a 50% ratio between terminal used V-tracks and free ones. If there is more than 80% of terminals, add one more track. * Bug: In AnabaticEngine & KatanaEngine, KatanaEngine is a derived class of AnabaticEngine. They uses Anabatic::Configuration and Katana::Configuration that also derives from each other. I though I had made one configuration attribute in the base class that was using the right Configuration. But no. I did have two configurations attributes, one in AnabaticEngine and one in KatanaEngine, the later "shadowing" the former. As a results, parameters modified in AnabaticEngine, *after* the initial creation of the tool *where never seen* at Katana level (due to it's own duplicate). What a mess. Now there is only one attribute in the *base* class Anabatic, which is created through a new virtual function _createConfiguration() called in _postCreate() which allocate the right Configuration according to the dynamic type of the tool (KatanaEngine). In KatanaEngine, access the configuration through the attribute (_configuration) and not the accessor (getConfiguration()). * Bug: In KatanaEngine, no longer directly use the _configuration attribute (which is not accessible anyway) but the getConfiguration() accessor. The accessor perform a static_cast from the Super::getConfiguration() into Katana::Configuration. Complete cleanup of the various configuration accessors. * New: AnabaticEngine::setupNetBuilder(), perform an early check of the requested NetBuilderStyle. The NetBuilderStyle is just a string that will be matched against the (hard-coded) supported NetBuilders. Then check the topological characteristics against the capabilities of the gauge (HV, VH and so on). Still a bit too hard-coded for now. This function has been split from AnabaticEngine::_loadGrByNet(). * Change: AnabaticEngine::isChannelStyle() renamed from isChannelMode(). * New: In Anabatic::Configuration, two new attributes to select the topology and routing style: - _netBuilderStyle to explicitely select the NetBuilder to use. It's a string, which is provided by each NetBuilder. - _routingStyle to define how the overall routing will work. It's a set of flags (StyleFlags): * VH : first RL is V. * HV : first RL is H. * OTH : Run in full over-the-cell mode (needs at least 3RL). * Channel : Run in *strict* channel routing mode (no routing over the standard cells). * Hybrid : Create channels, but can use H tracks over the standard cells. * New: In anabatic/Constants, add StyleFlags to define how the router should operate (see above). * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell, in CTOR, no reason to set up the HChannelGCell flag. * Bug: In Anabatic::GCell::updateDensity(), when computing layers non contiguous saturation, do not systematically skip RL 0, but only if it's PinOnly. * Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilder, rename isTwoMetal by isStrictChannel. * Change: In Anabatic::NetBuilderHV, rename doRp_AccessNorthPin() in doRp_AccessNorthSouthPin(). More accurate. * Bug: In NetBuilderHV::_do_1G_xM1_1PinM2(), the wires to connect the M1 terminals where created *twice*. Uterly stupid, there where placed in overlap by the router! * New: In AnabaticEngine, new accessors to the NetBuilderStyle and RoutingStyle, proxies towards Configuration. * Bug: In Manipulator::relax(), if there are two doglegs to be done, but they are in the same GCell, only do one (the conflicting interval) is short. * Change: In Katana::Session, rename isChannelMode() into isChannelStyle(). * Change: In TrackSegment::isUnbreakable() and isStrap(), return false when the base segment is a *weak global* (aligned with a global one). * Change: In Katana::Row::createChannel(), correctly distinguish between *strict channel* style and *hybrid* style. Tag the GCells as std cells row or channels only in the former case.
2022-11-26 06:07:12 -06:00
if (Session::getLayerGauge(i)->getType() & Constant::PinOnly)
continue;
Update the channel routing feature to integrate with the OTC P&R. * Update: In CRL/node600/phenitec/kite.py, update the routing gauge to the new format. So now we can use again SxLib-2M (channel routing SxLib for two metal technologies). * Change: In CRL::BlifParser, if a master cell is not found in the AllianceFramework, then try in the Blif supplied libraries. This is used to load the zero, one and tie cells. Add a Blif::getCell() static function to look into the Blif supplied libraries. * Change: In CRL::LefImport, sometimes there can be discrepencies between the LEF ROUTING layers and the Coriolis routing gauge. Now ignore routing layers that are *not* presents in the Coriolis gauge. * Change: In AnabaticEngine, moved routingMode attribute from KatanaEngine, as some setup operations needs it. * Change: In AutoSegment::canReduce(), allow fixed segments to be reduced if they are "jumpers" (turn+turn and top+top or bot+bot). This case arise on the edge of routing channels for fixed wires to connect terminals. * Change: In AutoSegment::getTopologicalinfos(), compute differently the (leftBound,rightBound) interval when in channel mode. In over-the-cell mode, this interval is the one of the whole GCells under the wire. In channel mode, for fixed wires (that is, verticals connecteds to cells) this interval is reduced to half the GCell height, on the connected side of said channel. This allows Manipulator::_insertToTrack() to issue disantangling requests (push left/push right) for fixed segments that are face to face in the channel. * Change: In Anabatic::Configuration CTOR, allow the cellGauge to have a different name from the routingGauge. Now if the cell gauge that should match the routing gauge is not found, fallback to the name set in "anabatic.cellGauge" parameter. Case occur when we try to match with CORE sites from LEF files. * Change: In Etesian::Configuration CTOR, same change as in the Anabatic configuration. * Change: In Anabatic::GCell::updateDensity(), never set the GoStraight flag in channel mode. This flag makes sense when there is at least 4 routing layers (so we have 2 contiguous free of blockages). * Bug: In Anabatic::Session::_getNearestGridpoint(), sometimes the nearest on grid point is outside the constraint box. Now force the point to remains inside constraints even if offgrid. * Change: In Katana::DataNegociate::update(), perpandiculars that are either reduced or in non-preferred routing direction should not trigger a bug message. * Change: In KatanaEngine::_check(), do not check for fixed, horizontal non-prefs AutoSegments in channel mode (avoid false bug display). * Bug: In Manipulator::_forceToTrack(), slighty shrink (-1) the interval to free. The intersection function of intervals returns true when the two intervals *exactly* touches (1.vMax == 2.vMin). But in this specific case, they are not *overlapping* and no action should be taken... * Bug: In Manipulator::_insertInTrack(), do not reject the track when we are overlapping a fixed vertical segment in channel mode. (Hmm, maybe already corrected by the previous one). * Change: In Katana::NegociateOverlapCost(), in channel mode, do not put two overlaping vertical fixed segments into infinite cost. This happens when two cell connected verticals are face to face in a channel. We want them negociated the track (by shrinking their length) instead of excluding it right away. * Change: In NegociateWindow::createTrackSegment(), in channel mode, do not attempt to create a track segment over a fixed and reduced AutoSegment. Do not attempt to put a non-preferred AutoSegment on a Track either. * Bug: In RoutingEvent::revalidate(), the number of availables tracks was badly computed when in the pure constraint case, when there was only one it was reporting zero. * Change: In TrackElements::TrackElements_Perpandicular::Locator, do not issue a bug when an non-pref or reduced AutoSegment do not have an associated TrackElement. * Change: In TrackSegmentCost::update(), do not issue a bug when a perpandicular is reduded or non-pref and do not have a TrackElement.
2022-10-22 09:39:22 -05:00
if (Session::getLayerGauge(i)->getType() & Constant::PowerSupply)
continue;
if ((float)(_blockages[i] * Session::getPitch(i)) > 0.60*(float)(width*height))
contiguousNonSaturated = 0;
else
contiguousNonSaturated++;
}
if (contiguousNonSaturated < 2) {
flags() |= Flags::GoStraight;
//cerr << "| Set GoStraight on " << this << endl;
}
}
// Compute the number of non pass-through tracks.
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (not processeds.empty()) {
AutoSegment::DepthLengthSet::iterator isegment = processeds.begin();
const Layer* layer = (*isegment)->getLayer();
DbU::Unit axis = (*isegment)->getAxis();
size_t depth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth(layer);
size_t count = 0;
for ( ; isegment != processeds.end(); ++isegment ) {
//_feedthroughs[depth] += ((*isegment)->isGlobal()) ? 0.50 : 0.33;
_feedthroughs[depth] += 0.50;
localCounts [depth] += 1.0;
if ( (*isegment)->isGlobal() ) _globalsCount[depth] += 1.0;
ufragments[depth].merge( (*isegment)->getAxis(), (*isegment)->getSpanU() );
if ( (axis != (*isegment)->getAxis()) or (layer != (*isegment)->getLayer()) ) {
count = 0;
axis = (*isegment)->getAxis();
layer = (*isegment)->getLayer();
depth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth(layer);
}
++count;
}
}
// Normalize: 0 < d < 1.0 (divide by H/V capacity).
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
2018-02-20 17:16:50 -06:00
int capacity = getCapacity(i);
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
if (Session::getDirection(i) & Flags::Horizontal) {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
2018-02-20 17:16:50 -06:00
if (width and capacity) {
_densities [i] = ((float)uLengths2[i]) / (float)( capacity * width );
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
_feedthroughs [i] += (float)(_blockages[i] / width);
_fragmentations[i] = (float)ufragments[i].getMaxFree().getSize() / (float)width;
} else {
_densities [i] = 0;
_feedthroughs [i] = 0;
_fragmentations[i] = 0;
}
} else {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
2018-02-20 17:16:50 -06:00
if (height and capacity) {
_densities [i] = ((float)uLengths2[i]) / (float)( capacity * height );
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
_feedthroughs [i] += (float)(_blockages[i] / height);
_fragmentations[i] = (float)ufragments[i].getMaxFree().getSize() / (float)height;
} else {
_densities [i] = 0;
_feedthroughs [i] = 0;
_fragmentations[i] = 0;
}
}
if (_densities[i] >= 1.0) _flags |= Flags::Saturated;
}
Basic support for FreePDK 45 completed. * New: In Commons, inspector support for std::pair<T,U>. * New: In Hurricane::Layer, ContactLayer & ViaLayer, support for non square VIAs. The hole (cut) remains square, but the various metal extensions can now be different in X and Y. The ::getEnclosure() method now takes a flag EnclosureH / EnclosureV. * New: In Hurricane::DbU, inspector support for: std::pair<DbU::Unit,DbU::Unit> std::array<DbU::Unit,3> Must be defined here as DbU do not exists yet in Commons.h * Bug: In Hurricane::Interval::getSize(), when the interval is "full span", do not return the difference between min and max, but directly DbU::Max. (the previous result was -1 !) * New: In CRL Core Python/Technology.py, support for non square VIAs in the configuration files. Applied to FreePDK 45. * New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, added a "symbolic" flag to tell if a gauge is for symbolic layout or not. Exported to Python. * New: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::updatePosition(), differentiated computation for soure or target taking account of the VIA extension in the right segment metal (due to non-square VIAs). * Change: In Anabatic::AutoHorizontal::_makeDogleg(), the dogleg is UP for HV gauges and DOWN for VH. * New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::_initialize(), create a cache of the various extension length for each layer (viaToTop, viaToBottom, viaToSame). New implementation of getExtensionCap() using the previous cached extension table. See updatePositions(). New static functions to access the extension cache in the header: getViaTotopCap() ... * Change: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, in various update methods, updateOrient() must always be called *before* updatePositions() as extensions are dependant on source/target. * New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment::getEndAxes() compute the position of the first source and last target position (center/axes) on an *aligned* set of segments. * New: In Anabatic::AutoSegment, add a new state flag SegAxisFixed to signal segments that can be put on only one track. Specific case to VH gauge for a M1 vertical terminal with a M2 vertical segment. The M2 is effectively bound to the M1 axis position. * Bug: In Anabatic::NetBuilderVH::_do_xG_xM1_xM3(), in case of E/W global and only one RoutingPad the connexion to the RoutingPad was duplicated. It was valid, but totally stupid. * Bug: In Anabatic::Session::_canonize(), for an aligned segment set, intersect the user constraints from all segments instead of only considering the canonical one. Issue a warning about too tight constraints only for symbolic gauges. It may be correct for the real ones. * New: In Katata::DataNegociate::update(), more accurate computation of the perpandicular free interval. Use segment extension cap calculation. Create a special case for fixed axis segments allowing them to find alternative free interval, try under source and under target as they are likely to be draggable segments. * Change: In Katana::Manipulator::relax(), use the extension cap value to compute the axis of the perpandicular segemnts. * Change: In Katana::Manipulator::moveUp(), now move up the whole set of aligned segments instead of just the canonical one. * Change: In Katana::NegociateWindow::loadRoutingPads(), more accurate TrackMarkers insertions for fixed terminals. * New: In Katana::RoutingEvent::Key::Compare::operator(), segments with fixed axis are processed prior to any others. * New: In Katana::RoutingEventLoop, store segment pointers instead of ids to generate more accurate error messages. * Change: In Katana::RoutingPlane::create(), perform local track assignment only for HV gauges. * Change: In Katana::SegmentFsm::_slackenLocal(), add a "dragMinimize" step in the automaton. Mutliple states transitions can occurs in a row if an action fails. * New: In Katana::Session::_toIntervalAxis(), normalize interval bounds so they are on track positions (by shrinking the interval). * Bug: In Katana::TrackMarker CTOR, the weigh computation was wrong.
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if (ccapacity) _cDensity = ( (float)_contacts.size() ) / ccapacity;
else _cDensity = 0;
_flags.reset( Flags::Invalidated );
checkDensity();
return isSaturated() ? 1 : 0 ;
}
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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void GCell::truncDensities ()
{
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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Box bBox = getBoundingBox();
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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for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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int capacity = getCapacity(i);
if (isHorizontalPlane(i)) {
if (_blockages[i] > capacity * bBox.getWidth())
_blockages[i] = capacity * bBox.getWidth();
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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} else {
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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if (_blockages[i] > capacity * bBox.getHeight())
_blockages[i] = capacity * bBox.getHeight();
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 &= ~Flags::Saturated;
}
size_t GCell::checkDensity () const
{
if (isInvalidated()) const_cast<GCell*>(this)->updateDensity();
if ( not Session::isInDemoMode() and Session::doWarnGCellOverload() ) {
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<_depth ; i++ ) {
if (_densities[i] > 1.0) {
cparanoid << Warning( "%s overloaded in %s (M2:%.2f M3:%.2f M4:%.2f M5:%.2f)"
, _getString().c_str()
, getString(Session::getRoutingGauge()->getRoutingLayer(i)->getName()).c_str()
, _densities[1] // M2
, _densities[2] // M3
//, _blockages[2] // M4
, _densities[3] // M5
, _densities[4] // M6
)
<< endl;
}
}
}
return isSaturated() ? 1 : 0 ;
}
bool GCell::hasFreeTrack ( size_t depth, float reserve ) const
{
if (isInvalidated()) const_cast<GCell*>(this)->updateDensity();
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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float capacity = getCapacity(depth);
cdebug_log(149,0) << " | hasFreeTrack [" << getId() << "] depth:" << depth << " "
<< Session::getRoutingGauge()->getRoutingLayer(depth)->getName()
//<< " " << (_densities[depth]*capacity) << " vs. " << capacity
<< " " << _feedthroughs[depth] << " vs. " << capacity
<< " " << this << endl;
return (_feedthroughs[depth] + 0.99 + reserve <= capacity);
}
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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size_t GCell::getNetCount () const
{
set<Net*> nets;
for ( Edge* edge : _westEdges ) for ( Segment* segment : edge->getSegments() ) nets.insert( segment->getNet() );
for ( Edge* edge : _eastEdges ) for ( Segment* segment : edge->getSegments() ) nets.insert( segment->getNet() );
for ( Edge* edge : _northEdges ) for ( Segment* segment : edge->getSegments() ) nets.insert( segment->getNet() );
for ( Edge* edge : _southEdges ) for ( Segment* segment : edge->getSegments() ) nets.insert( segment->getNet() );
return nets.size();
}
void GCell::rpDesaturate ( set<Net*>& globalNets )
{
set<RoutingPad*> rps;
getRoutingPads( rps );
set<Net*> rpNets;
for ( RoutingPad* rp : rps ) {
if (rp->getLayer() != Session::getRoutingLayer(0)) continue;
rpNets.insert( rp->getNet() );
}
if (rpNets.size() < Session::getSaturateRp()) return;
cerr << Warning("%s has %zd terminals (h:%zd, v:%zd)"
,getString(this).c_str()
,rps.size()
,_hsegments.size()
,_vsegments.size()
) << endl;
AutoSegment* segment;
while ( (_densities[1] > 0.5) and stepDesaturate(1,globalNets,segment,Flags::ForceMove) ) {
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Moved up: " << segment << endl;
}
}
bool GCell::stepDesaturate ( size_t depth
, set<Net*>& globalNets
, AutoSegment*& moved
, Flags flags
)
{
cdebug_log(9000,0) << "Deter| GCell::stepDesaturate() [" << getId() << "] depth:" << depth << endl;
updateDensity();
moved = NULL;
if (not (flags & Flags::ForceMove) and not isSaturated(depth)) return false;
vector<AutoSegment*>::iterator isegment;
vector<AutoSegment*>::iterator iend;
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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if (Session::getDirection(depth) & Flags::Horizontal) {
iend = _hsegments.end ();
isegment = _hsegments.begin();
} else {
iend = _vsegments.end ();
isegment = _vsegments.begin();
}
for ( ; (isegment != iend) ; isegment++ ) {
unsigned int segmentDepth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth((*isegment)->getLayer());
if (segmentDepth < depth) continue;
if (segmentDepth > depth) break;
globalNets.insert( (*isegment)->getNet() );
cdebug_log(9000,0) << "Deter| Move up " << (*isegment) << endl;
moved = (*isegment);
if (moved) return true;
}
return false;
}
bool GCell::stepBalance ( size_t depth, GCell::Set& invalidateds )
{
cdebug_log(149,0) << "stepBalance() - " << this << endl;
updateDensity();
vector<AutoSegment*>::iterator isegment;
vector<AutoSegment*>::iterator iend;
set<Net*> globalNets;
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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if (Session::getDirection(depth) & Flags::Horizontal) {
iend = _hsegments.end ();
isegment = _hsegments.begin();
} else {
iend = _vsegments.end ();
isegment = _vsegments.begin();
}
for ( ; (isegment != iend) ; isegment++ ) {
unsigned int segmentDepth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth((*isegment)->getLayer());
if (segmentDepth < depth) continue;
if (segmentDepth > depth) break;
#if THIS_IS_DISABLED
// Hard-coded: reserve 3 tracks (1/20 * 3).
if ((*isegment)->canMoveULeft(0.05)) {
getAnabatic()->moveULeft(*isegment,globalNets,invalidateds);
return true;
}
if ((*isegment)->canMoveURight(0.05)) {
getAnabatic()->moveURight(*isegment,globalNets,invalidateds);
return true;
}
#endif
}
return false;
}
bool GCell::stepNetDesaturate ( size_t depth, set<Net*>& globalNets, GCell::Set& invalidateds )
{
cdebug_log(149,0) << "GCell::stepNetDesaturate() depth:" << depth << endl;
cdebug_log(9000,0) << "Deter| " << this << endl;
updateDensity();
vector<AutoSegment*>::iterator isegment;
vector<AutoSegment*>::iterator iend;
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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if (Session::getDirection(depth) & Flags::Horizontal) {
iend = _hsegments.end ();
isegment = _hsegments.begin ();
} else {
iend = _vsegments.end ();
isegment = _vsegments.begin ();
}
for ( ; (isegment != iend) ; isegment++ ) {
unsigned int segmentDepth = Session::getRoutingGauge()->getLayerDepth((*isegment)->getLayer());
if (segmentDepth < depth) continue;
if (segmentDepth > depth) break;
cdebug_log(149,0) << "Move up " << (*isegment) << endl;
if (getAnabatic()->moveUpNetTrunk(*isegment,globalNets,invalidateds))
return true;
}
return false;
}
Capacity managment by layer in Edges & GCells (plus fixes). * New: In Anabatic::EdgeCapacity, dedicated object to manage the capacities of an edge by layer. This needed now because with real technologies layers capacities differs (unlike with symbolic technologies). This object is separated to be shared between Edges with identical characteristics (direction+interval). Deletion is automatic and done through refcounting. All the already allocateds EdgeCapacity are kept into a set in the AnabaticEngine (key is (direction,interval)). * New: In Anabatic::Edge, capacities are stored in a shared EdgeCapacity object. The total capacity can be annotated (i.e. decreased). EdgeCapacity attribute is created during the materialize() call. The capacities are computed at this time. The incCapacity() function is renamed in reserveCapacity(). * New: In Anabatic::AnabaticEngine, added attribute _edgeCapacitiesLut to store the shared EdgeCapacity. Lookup/Creation of an EdgeCapacity is done through _createCapacity(). * Change: In Anabatic::Constants, rename Flags::IllimitedCapacity into Flags::InfiniteCapacity. Add Flags::NullCapacity (both for Edges). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, implement a by depth (for layer) getCapacity(). This modification did expose a bug in the density calculation : per depth density where divided by the complete density instead of the density's depth. This was leading to greatly underestimated densities. Thoses underestimations where preventing Dijkstra and layer assignement to manage congestion correctly (in fact, it was acting as if there never was congestion). Also avoid a divide by zero (thus -NAN showing in densities). * Change: In Anabatic::GCell, rename setEdgeOccupancy() into the more accurate forceEdgesCapacities(). Note for Eric: only the first Edge on each side has it's capacity forced. What if there's more than one Edge ?
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void GCell::forceEdgesCapacities ( unsigned int hcapacity, unsigned int vcapacity )
{
if (getEastEdge() ) getEastEdge ()->forceCapacity( hcapacity );
if (getWestEdge() ) getWestEdge ()->forceCapacity( hcapacity );
if (getNorthEdge()) getNorthEdge()->forceCapacity( vcapacity );
if (getSouthEdge()) getSouthEdge()->forceCapacity( vcapacity );
if (getEastEdge() ) getEastEdge ()->setRealOccupancy(0);
if (getWestEdge() ) getWestEdge ()->setRealOccupancy(0);
if (getNorthEdge()) getNorthEdge()->setRealOccupancy(0);
if (getSouthEdge()) getSouthEdge()->setRealOccupancy(0);
}
string GCell::_getTypeName () const
{ return getString(_extensionName); }
string GCell::_getString () const
{
string s = Super::_getString();
s.insert( s.size()-1, " "+getString(getBoundingBox()) );
s.insert( s.size()-1, " "+getString(_flags) );
Added core2chip support for Phenitec80. This commit degrades the run success rate of ARMv2a to 87% (40 iters). * New: In CRLcore/etc/.../kite.conf, add configuration parameters: katana.termSatReservedlocal katana.termSatthreshold for the new edge capacity computation system. * New: In CRLcore/etc/symbolic/phenitec06/, add support for N. Shimizu small I/O pads (supplied in phlib80). Tune various parameters of Anabatic/Katana to increase routing success. * Change: In CRLcore/alliance/ap/ApParser, make Pin external components, so RoutingPad will be build upon in global routing. Do not complain when a I/O pad has a physical instance that did not exists in the netlist. Just create it (appeared in phlib80). When no netlist instance exists in a pad, the pad Cell is still considered as terminal. * New: In Etesian::BloatCells, new profile named "3metals" better suited for two routing metals technologies (i.e. Phenitec). * New: In Anabatic::RawGCellsUnder, new CTOR which take only source & target points instead of a segment. Needed to manage wide segment for which the axis to consider is not that of the segment (one axis for each track it intersect). * New: In Anabatic::GCell, add a RoutingPad count attribute, for Edge reservation computation. * New: In AnabaticEngine::computeEdgeCapacities(), instead of decreasing all edges of a fixed amount (hTrackReservedLocal), guess the GCell cluttering from the number of RoutingPads that it contains. For non-saturated GCells, the four edges are decreased by the number of RoutingPads. We use the maximum from the two neigboring GCells. The hTrackReservedLocal parameter is now used only as a *maximum* that the edge reservation can reach. If a GCell is saturated (more than 8 RoutingPads, the saturation is propagated horizontally to 2 neigboring GCells). * Change: In AutoContactTerminal::getNativeConstraintBox(), use a more flexible gauge name matching for terminal vertical extensions correction. Namely, match all "msxlib*" kind of gauges. * Change: In AutoSegment::setAxis(), add the ability to force the axis position, even if it is a non-canonical segment. Maybe needed in the initialisation steo, before the first canonisation is performed. * New: In NetBuilder, added new methods _do_1G_1PinM1() and _do_2G_1PinM1(), to manage coronas for Phenitec designs. To avoid various side effects from segments being too close from the north / east side of the routing area, make those segments fixeds. * Change: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), the management of wide wires was wrong. The axis to use to find the underlying GCells is the one of the track, not of the segment. This was creating bad edge capacity computation under the power ring of a block and subsequently routing failures. * New: In Kanata::Manipulator, added method reprocessParallels(), not used though, but keep it anyway, might be of use later... * New: In Kanata::Manipulator, added method avoidBlockage() for terminal METAL2 in non-preferred direction, restrict the terminal and turn constraint box at the current position of the perpandicular, so it doesn't create a deadlock in METAL2. * Change: In SegmentFsm::conflictSolveByPlaceds(), if we cannot break using the whole overlap, try the first atomic overlap. * New: In SegmentFsm::_slackenStrap(), manage conflict between a non-prefered segment and a blockage, this when to call avoidBlockage()... * New: In Katana::Configuration, management of the new edge computation parameters: katana.termSatReservedlocal katana.termSatthreshold * New: In Cumulus/plugins/Core2Chip, support for Phenitec I/O pads.
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s.insert( s.size()-1, " "+getString(_rpCount) );
/* string s = "<GCell at(" + DbU::getValueString(getXMin())
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+ "-" + DbU::getValueString(getYMin())
+ "-" + DbU::getValueString(getXMax())
+ "-" + DbU::getValueString(getYMax())
+ "-" + DbU::getValueString(getHeight())
+ "-" + DbU::getValueString(getWidth()) + ")";*/
return s;
}
Record* GCell::_getRecord () const
{
Record* record = Super::_getRecord();
record->add( getSlot("_flags" , &_flags ) );
record->add( getSlot("_westEdges" , &_westEdges ) );
record->add( getSlot("_eastEdges" , &_eastEdges ) );
record->add( getSlot("_southEdges" , &_southEdges) );
record->add( getSlot("_northEdges" , &_northEdges) );
record->add( DbU::getValueSlot("_xmin", &_xmin) );
record->add( DbU::getValueSlot("_ymin", &_ymin) );
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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record->add( getSlot ( "_gcontacts", &_gcontacts ) );
record->add( getSlot ( "_vsegments", &_vsegments ) );
record->add( getSlot ( "_hsegments", &_hsegments ) );
record->add( getSlot ( "_contacts" , &_contacts ) );
record->add( getSlot ( "_depth" , &_depth ) );
RoutingGauge* rg = getAnabatic()->getConfiguration()->getRoutingGauge();
for ( size_t depth=0 ; depth<_depth ; ++depth ) {
ostringstream s;
const Layer* layer = rg->getRoutingLayer(depth)->getBlockageLayer();
s << "_blockages[" << depth << ":" << ((layer) ? layer->getName() : "None") << "]";
record->add( DbU::getValueSlot( s.str(), &_blockages[depth] ) );
}
for ( size_t depth=0 ; depth<_depth ; ++depth ) {
ostringstream s;
const Layer* layer = rg->getRoutingLayer(depth);
s << "_densities[" << depth << ":" << ((layer) ? layer->getName() : "None") << "]";
record->add( getSlot ( s.str(), &_densities[depth] ) );
}
Added direct management of macro blocks I/O pins in METAL2 & METAL3. The decoupling of the cell gauge and the routing gauge implies that the METAL2 & METAL3 terminals of macro blocks cannot be aligned on the routing tracks anymore. That is, an horizontal METAL2 terminal will not be on a track axis, but offgrid, so we no longer can use a METAL2 horizontal segment to connect to it. Making an adjustement between the offgrid terminal and the on-grid segment has proven too complex and generating difficult configuration for the router. Moreover, METLA2 terminal could be fully inside a METAL2 blockage. So now, when the gauges are decoupled, we connect the METAL2 and METAL3 the same way we do for METAL1: *from above* in the perpandicular direction and using a *sliding* VIA. We assume that those kind of terminals in upper metals are quite long. * New: In Hurricane::Rectilinear, export the isNonRectangle() method to the Python interface. * New: In CRL::RoutingGauge, add function isSuperPitched() with the associated boolean attribute. Set to true when each pitch of each layer is independant (not low fractional multiples). * New: In AnabaticEngine, add the ability to temporarily disable the canonize() operation (mainly used in dogleg creation). * New: In AutoSegment::canonize(), do nothing if the operation is disabled by AnabaticEngine. * Bug: In Session::_revalidateTopology(), disable the canonization during the topology updating of a net. Too early canonization was occuring in makeDogleg() leading to incoherencies when performing the later canonization stage over the complete net. Mostly occured in the initial build stage of the net. * New: In GCell, add function postGlobalAnnotate(), if a layer is fully blocked (above 0.9), typically, under a blockage, add a further capacity decrease of 2 on the edges. So we may handle a modicum of doglegs. * Bug; In GCell::addBlockage(), removeContact(), removeHSegment() and removeVSegment(), forgot to set the Invalidated flag. This may have lead to innacurate densities. * Change: In GCell::updateDensity(), more complex setting of the GoStraight flag. This flag is now set if we don't have two *contiguous* below 60% of density. We need free contiguous layers to make doglegs. * New: In NetBuilder, now manage a current state flag along with the state flag of the *source* GCell. This flag is used to tell if the GCell needs it's *global* routing to be done using the upper layers (METAL4 & METAL5) instead of the lower ones. * New: In NetBuilder::setStartHook(), set the state flag of the GCell to ToUpperRouting when processing a global routing articulation and one of the base layer is obstructed above 0.9. In GCell with terminals, also set ToUpperRouting when there are some in METAL2 / METAL3 and the gauge is not super-pitched. * New: In NetBuilder, function isInsideBlockage(), to check if a terminal is completely or partially enclosed in a blockage. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_AutoContact(), remove support for trying to put on grid misaligned METAL2/METAL3. Instead systematically access them from above. Do not cover with fixed protection terminals that are already enclosed in blockages. * Bug: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_AutoContact(), always add the terminal contact in the requested GCell and not the target/source one, in case the terminal span several GCells. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::doRp_Access(), create the local wiring according to the RoutingPad layer. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::_do_xG(), _do_2G(), create the global wiring in upper layers, according to the ToUpperRouting flag. * Change: In NetBuilderHV::_do_xG_xM3(), now delegate to _do_xG_xM3_baseRouting() and _do_xG_xM3_upperRouting() if the density at terminal level is above 0.5. * New: NetBuilderHV::_do_xG_xM3_baseRouting() and _do_xG_xM3_upperRouting() separated function to manage the local routing. * Change: In NetBuilder::_do_globalSegment(), if the currently processed GCell or it's source is in ToUpperRouting mode, move up the global segment. Do *not* use the moveUp() function which would create doglegs unwanted at this stage. * New: In KatanaEngine::annotateGlobalGraph(), call postGlobalAnnotate() on the GCell after the blockages have been taken into accound to add the penalty. * Bug: In Track::getPrevious(), correctly manage the 0 value for the index argument. Strange it didn't show earlier. Same goes for Track::expandFreeInterval().
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for ( size_t depth=0 ; depth<_depth ; ++depth ) {
ostringstream s;
const Layer* layer = rg->getRoutingLayer(depth);
s << "_feedthroughs[" << depth << ":" << ((layer) ? layer->getName() : "None") << "]";
record->add( getSlot ( s.str(), &_feedthroughs[depth] ) );
}
return record;
}
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// Class : "Anabatic::GCellDensitySet".
GCellDensitySet::GCellDensitySet ( size_t depth )
: _depth (depth)
, _set ()
, _requests()
{ }
GCellDensitySet::GCellDensitySet ( size_t depth, const GCell::Vector& gcells )
: _depth (depth)
, _set ()
, _requests()
{
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<gcells.size() ; i++ )
_requests.insert( gcells[i] );
requeue();
}
GCellDensitySet::~GCellDensitySet ()
{
if (not _requests.empty()) {
cerr << Warning("~GCellDensitySet(): Still contains %d requests (and %d elements)."
,_requests.size(),_set.size()) << endl;
}
}
void GCellDensitySet::requeue ()
{
cdebug_log(149,0) << "GCellDensitySet::requeue()" << endl;
std::set<GCell*,GCell::CompareByKey>::iterator iinserted;
GCell::Set::iterator igcell = _requests.begin();
// Remove invalidateds GCell from the queue.
for ( ; igcell != _requests.end() ; ++igcell ) {
iinserted = _set.find(*igcell);
if (iinserted != _set.end()) {
_set.erase( iinserted );
}
}
// Re-insert invalidateds GCell in the queue *after* updating the key.
for ( igcell = _requests.begin() ; igcell != _requests.end() ; ++igcell ) {
(*igcell)->updateKey( _depth );
_set.insert( *igcell );
}
_requests.clear();
}
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// Utilities.
string getVectorString ( float* v, size_t size )
{
ostringstream s;
s << setprecision(3);
for ( size_t i=0 ; i<size ; i++ ) {
if ( !i ) s << "[";
else s << " ";
s << v[i];
}
s << "]";
return s.str();
}
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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bool isLess ( const GCell* lhs, const GCell* rhs, Flags direction )
{
if (direction & Flags::Horizontal) {
if (lhs->getXMin() != rhs->getXMin()) return lhs->getXMin() < rhs->getXMin();
} else {
if (direction & Flags::Vertical) {
if (lhs->getYMin() != rhs->getYMin()) return lhs->getYMin() < rhs->getYMin();
}
}
return lhs->getId() < rhs->getId();
}
bool isGreater ( const GCell* lhs, const GCell* rhs, Flags direction )
{
if (direction & Flags::Horizontal) {
if (lhs->getXMin() != rhs->getXMin()) return lhs->getXMin() > rhs->getXMin();
} else {
if (direction & Flags::Vertical) {
if (lhs->getYMin() != rhs->getYMin()) return lhs->getYMin() > rhs->getYMin();
}
}
return lhs->getId() > rhs->getId();
}
} // Anabatic namespace.