coriolis/crlcore/python/helpers/technology.py

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# -*- mode:Python -*-
#
# This file is part of the Coriolis Software.
Migration towards Python3, first stage: still based on C-Macros. * New: Python/C++ API level: * Write a new C++/template wrapper to get rid of boost::python * The int & long Python type are now merged. So a C/C++ level, it became "PyLong_X" (remove "PyInt_X") and at Python code level, it became "int" (remove "long"). * Change: VLSISAPD finally defunct. * Configuration is now integrated as a Hurricane component, makes use of the new C++/template wrapper. * vlsisapd is now defunct. Keep it in the source for now as some remaining non essential code may have to be ported in the future. * Note: Python code (copy of the migration howto): * New print function syntax print(). * Changed "dict.has_key(k)" for "k" in dict. * Changed "except Exception, e" for "except Exception as e". * The division "/" is now the floating point division, even if both operand are integers. So 3/2 now gives 1.5 and no longer 1. The integer division is now "//" : 1 = 3//2. So have to carefully review the code to update. Most of the time we want to use "//". We must never change to float for long that, in fact, represents DbU (exposed as Python int type). * execfile() must be replaced by exec(open("file").read()). * iter().__next__() becomes iter(x).__next__(). * __getslice__() has been removed, integrated to __getitem__(). * The formating used for str(type(o)) has changed, so In Stratus, have to update them ("<class 'MyClass'>" instead of "MyClass"). * the "types" module no longer supply values for default types like str (types.StringType) or list (types.StringType). Must use "isinstance()" where they were occuring. * Remove the 'L' to indicate "long integer" (like "12L"), now all Python integer are long. * Change in bootstrap: * Ported Coriolis builder (ccb) to Python3. * Ported Coriolis socInstaller.py to Python3. * Note: In PyQt4+Python3, QVariant no longer exists. Use None or directly convert using the python syntax: bool(x), int(x), ... By default, it is a string (str). * Note: PyQt4 bindings & Python3 under SL7. * In order to compile user's must upgrade to my own rebuild of PyQt 4 & 5 bindings 4.19.21-1.el7.soc. * Bug: In cumulus/plugins.block.htree.HTree.splitNet(), set the root buffer of the H-Tree to the original signal (mainly: top clock). Strangely, it was only done when working in full chip mode.
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# Copyright (c) Sorbonne Université 2020-2021, All Rights Reserved
#
# +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
# | C O R I O L I S |
# | Alliance / Hurricane Interface |
# | |
# | Author : Jean-Paul Chaput |
# | E-mail : Jean-Paul.Chaput@lip6.fr |
# | =============================================================== |
# | Python : "./crlcore/helpers/technology.py" |
# +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
"""
Some helpers to create or load a technology and it's libraries.
"""
from Hurricane import DataBase, Library, BasicLayer, Layer, ViaLayer
__all__ = [ 'safeGetLibrary', 'createBL', 'setEnclosures' ]
def safeGetLibrary ( frameworkName, libName ):
"""
Return the library named ``libName`` if it already exists,
or create it if needed. To avoid potential collision, design
kits libraries should not be created directly under the DataBase
root library but be grouped under a common technology library,
in this case ``CM018``.
"""
db = DataBase.getDB()
tech = db.getTechnology()
frameLib = db.getRootLibrary().getLibrary( frameworkName )
if frameLib is None:
frameLib = Library.create( db.getRootLibrary(), frameworkName )
lib = frameLib.getLibrary( libName )
if lib is None:
lib = Library.create( frameLib, libName )
return lib
def createBL ( tech, layerName, material, size=None, spacing=None, gds2Layer=None, gds2DataType=0, area=None ):
"""
Create a new BasicLayer. Parameters ``tech``, ``layerName`` and ``material``
are mandatory.
:param tech: The technology the basic layer will be part of.
:param layerName: The name of the layer.
:param material: The kind of layer, see BasicLayer.Material.
:param size: The minimal size (i.e. width).
:param spacing: The minimal distance, edge to edge between two wires.
:param gds2layer: The GDSII layer number (for the GDSII driver).
:param gds2DataType: The GDSII DataType (i.e purpose).
:param area: The minimum area (in um2)
"""
layer = BasicLayer.create( tech, layerName, BasicLayer.Material(material) )
if size is not None:
layer.setMinimalSize( size )
if spacing is not None:
layer.setMinimalSpacing( spacing )
if gds2Layer is not None:
layer.setGds2Layer ( gds2Layer )
layer.setGds2Datatype( gds2DataType )
if area is not None:
layer.setMinimalArea( area )
return layer
def createVia ( tech, viaName, botName, cutName, topName, size=None ):
"""
Create a new ViaLayer. Parameters ``tech``, ``viaName``, ``botName``,
``cutName`` and ``topName`` are mandatory.
:param tech: The technology the basic layer will be part of.
:param viaName: The name of the newly defined VIA layer.
:param botName: The name of the *bottom* metal layer.
:param cutName: The name of the *cut* (aka, via hole) layer.
:param topName: The name of the *top* metal layer.
:param size: The minimal side size of the square *cut* layer.
"""
layer = ViaLayer.create( tech
, viaName
, tech.getLayer(botName)
, tech.getLayer(cutName)
, tech.getLayer(topName) )
if size is not None:
layer.setMinimalSize( size )
return layer
def setEnclosures ( layer, subLayer, enclosures ):
"""
Set horizontal & vertical enclosure for a given ``subLayer`` in a
composite ``layer`` (typically a ViaLayer). If ``enclosures`` is a
number, both H/V will be set to that same value. If it is a tuple
(a pair), then the first value is horizontal and the seconf is
vertical.
"""
if isinstance(enclosures,tuple):
henclosure = enclosures[0]
venclosure = enclosures[1]
else:
henclosure = enclosures
venclosure = enclosures
layer.setEnclosure( subLayer, henclosure, Layer.EnclosureH )
layer.setEnclosure( subLayer, venclosure, Layer.EnclosureV )
return