* 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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