cleanup: Spelling fixes
Signed-off-by: D. Shah <dave@ds0.me>
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@ -406,7 +406,7 @@ class SAPlacer
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auto saplace_end = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now();
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log_info("SA placement time %.02fs\n", std::chrono::duration<float>(saplace_end - saplace_start).count());
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// Final post-pacement validitiy check
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// Final post-placement validity check
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ctx->yield();
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for (auto bel : ctx->getBels()) {
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CellInfo *cell = ctx->getBoundBelCell(bel);
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@ -548,7 +548,7 @@ class SAPlacer
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goto swap_fail;
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}
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// Recalculate metrics for all nets touched by the peturbation
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// Recalculate metrics for all nets touched by the perturbation
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compute_cost_changes(moveChange);
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new_dist = get_constraints_distance(ctx, cell);
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@ -560,7 +560,7 @@ class SAPlacer
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if (cfg.netShareWeight > 0)
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delta += -cfg.netShareWeight * (net_delta_score / std::max<double>(total_net_share, epsilon));
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n_move++;
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// SA acceptance criterea
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// SA acceptance criteria
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if (delta < 0 || (temp > 1e-8 && (ctx->rng() / float(0x3fffffff)) <= std::exp(-delta / temp))) {
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n_accept++;
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} else {
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@ -691,7 +691,7 @@ class SAPlacer
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cfg.netShareWeight * (orig_share_cost - total_net_share) / std::max<double>(total_net_share, 1e-20);
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}
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n_move++;
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// SA acceptance criterea
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// SA acceptance criteria
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if (delta < 0 || (temp > 1e-9 && (ctx->rng() / float(0x3fffffff)) <= std::exp(-delta / temp))) {
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n_accept++;
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#if 0
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@ -195,8 +195,8 @@ class HeAPPlacer
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}
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if (cfg.placeAllAtOnce) {
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// Never want to deal with LUTs, FFs, MUXFxs seperately,
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// for now disable all single-cell-type runs and only have heteregenous
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// Never want to deal with LUTs, FFs, MUXFxs separately,
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// for now disable all single-cell-type runs and only have heterogeneous
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// runs
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heap_runs.clear();
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}
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@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ class HeAPPlacer
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// The main HeAP placer loop
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log_info("Running main analytical placer.\n");
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while (stalled < 5 && (solved_hpwl <= legal_hpwl * 0.8)) {
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// Alternate between particular Bel types and all bels
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// Alternate between particular bel types and all bels
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for (auto &run : heap_runs) {
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auto run_startt = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now();
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@ -321,7 +321,7 @@ class HeAPPlacer
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std::vector<std::vector<std::vector<std::vector<BelId>>>> fast_bels;
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std::unordered_map<IdString, std::tuple<int, int>> bel_types;
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// For fast handling of heterogeneosity during initial placement without full legalisation,
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// For fast handling of heterogeneity during initial placement without full legalisation,
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// for each Bel type this goes from x or y to the nearest x or y where a Bel of a given type exists
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// This is particularly important for the iCE40 architecture, where multipliers and BRAM only exist at the
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// edges and corners respectively
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@ -1595,7 +1595,7 @@ class HeAPPlacer
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std::accumulate(right_bels_v.begin(), right_bels_v.end(), 0) == 0)
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return {};
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// Peturb the source cut to eliminate overutilisation
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// Perturb the source cut to eliminate overutilisation
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auto is_part_overutil = [&](bool r) {
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double delta = 0;
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for (size_t t = 0; t < left_cells_v.size(); t++) {
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@ -412,7 +412,7 @@ struct Router2
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WireId cursor = sink;
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bool done = false;
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if (ctx->debug)
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log("resevering wires for arc %d of net %s\n", int(i), ctx->nameOf(net));
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log("reserving wires for arc %d of net %s\n", int(i), ctx->nameOf(net));
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while (!done) {
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auto &wd = wire_data(cursor);
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if (ctx->debug)
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@ -317,7 +317,8 @@ struct Timing
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auto &data = net_data[port.second.net][start_clk];
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auto &arrival = data.max_arrival;
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arrival = std::max(arrival, usr_arrival + comb_delay.maxDelay());
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if (!budget_override) { // Do not increment path length if budget overriden since it doesn't
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if (!budget_override) { // Do not increment path length if budget overridden since it
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// doesn't
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// require a share of the slack
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auto &path_length = data.max_path_length;
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path_length = std::max(path_length, net_length_plus_one);
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@ -320,8 +320,8 @@ Get the source wire for a pip.
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Get the destination wire for a pip.
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Bi-directional switches (transfer gates) are modelled using two
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antiparallel pips.
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Bi-directional switches (transfer gates) are modeled using two
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anti-parallel pips.
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### DelayInfo getPipDelay(PipId pip) const
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@ -378,8 +378,8 @@ This should return a low upper bound for the fastest route from `src` to `dst`.
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Or in other words it should assume an otherwise unused chip (thus "fastest route").
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But it only produces an estimate for that fastest route, not an exact
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result, and for that estimate it is considered more accaptable to return a
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slightly too high result and it is considered less accaptable to return a
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result, and for that estimate it is considered more acceptable to return a
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slightly too high result and it is considered less acceptable to return a
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too low result (thus "low upper bound").
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### delay\_t predictDelay(const NetInfo \*net\_info, const PortRef &sink) const
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@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Additionally to this; architectures provide functions for checking the availabil
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To avoid the high cost of using strings as identifiers directly; almost all "string" identifiers in nextpnr (such as cell names and types) use an indexed string pool type named `IdString`. Unlike Yosys, which has a global garbage collected pool, nextpnr has a per-Context pool without any garbage collection.
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`IdString`s can be created in two ways. Architectures can add `IdString`s with constant indicies - allowing `IdString` constants to be provided too - using `initialize_add` at startup. See how `constids.inc` is used in iCE40 for an example of this. The main way to create `IdString`s, however, is at runtime using the `id` member function of `BaseCtx` given the string to create from (if an `IdString` of that string already exists, the existing `IdString` will be returned).
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`IdString`s can be created in two ways. Architectures can add `IdString`s with constant indices - allowing `IdString` constants to be provided too - using `initialize_add` at startup. See how `constids.inc` is used in iCE40 for an example of this. The main way to create `IdString`s, however, is at runtime using the `id` member function of `BaseCtx` given the string to create from (if an `IdString` of that string already exists, the existing `IdString` will be returned).
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Note that `IdString`s need a `Context` (or `BaseCtx`) pointer to convert them back to regular strings, due to the pool being per-context as described above.
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The `getConflictingWireWire()`, `getConflictingWireNet()`, `getConflictingPipWire()`, and `getConflictingPipNet()` methods are used by the router
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to determine which resources to rip up in order to make a given routing resource (wire or pip) available.
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The architecture must guanrantee that the following invariants hold.
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The architecture must guarantee that the following invariants hold.
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**Invariant 1:**
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@ -223,4 +223,4 @@ for these parts.
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As the open source community now has support for multiple different FPGA parts,
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in the nextpnr documentation we generally use Project IceStorm to mean the database and
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tools that fulfil the same role as Project Trellis or Project X-Ray.
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tools that fulfill the same role as Project Trellis or Project X-Ray.
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std::vector<bool> word;
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if (p.is_string) {
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std::string str = p.as_string();
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// For DCU config which might be bin, hex or dec using prefices accordingly
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// For DCU config which might be bin, hex or dec using prefixes accordingly
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std::string base = str.substr(0, 2);
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word.resize(length, false);
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if (base == "0b") {
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flush_cells();
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}
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// Find a cell that meets some criterea near an origin cell
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// Find a cell that meets some criteria near an origin cell
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// Used for packing an FF into a nearby SLICE
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template <typename TFunc> CellInfo *find_nearby_cell(CellInfo *origin, TFunc Func)
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{
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return std::abs(dw - dab) / dab;
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}
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default:
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// Not close to antyhing.
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// Not close to anything.
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return -1;
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}
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});
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@ -819,7 +819,7 @@ QVector4D FPGAViewWidget::mouseToWorldCoordinates(int x, int y)
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vec = projection.inverted() * QVector4D(vec.x(), vec.y(), -1, 1);
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// Hic sunt dracones.
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// TODO(q3k): grab a book, remind yourselfl linear algebra and undo this
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// TODO(q3k): grab a book, remind yourself linear algebra and undo this
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// operation properly.
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QVector3D ray = vec.toVector3DAffine();
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ray.normalize();
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const QVector2D *next) const
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{
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// buildPoint emits two vertices per line point, along with normals to move
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// them the right directio when rendering and miter to compensate for
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// them the right direction when rendering and miter to compensate for
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// bends.
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if (cur == nullptr) {
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// For every point on the line, call buildPoint with (prev, point, next).
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// If we're building a closed line, prev/next wrap around. Otherwise
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// they are passed as nullptr and buildPoint interprets that accordinglu.
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// they are passed as nullptr and buildPoint interprets that accordingly.
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const QVector2D *prev = nullptr;
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// Loop iterator used to ensure next is valid.
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#ifndef QUADTREE_H
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#define QUADTREE_H
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// This file implements a quad tree used for comitting 2D axis aligned
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// This file implements a quad tree used for committing 2D axis aligned
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// bounding boxes and then retrieving them by 2D point.
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NEXTPNR_NAMESPACE_BEGIN
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// Standard constructor.
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//
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// @param b Bounding box of the entire tree - all comitted elements must
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// @param b Bounding box of the entire tree - all committed elements must
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// fit within in.
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QuadTree(BoundingBox b) : root_(b, 0) {}
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// Inserts a new value at a given bounding box.e
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// BoundingBoxes are not deduplicated - if two are pushed with the same
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// coordinates, the first one will take precendence.
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// coordinates, the first one will take precedence.
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//
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// @param k Bounding box at which to store value.
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// @param v Value at a given bounding box.
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// @returns Whether the insert was succesful.
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// @returns Whether the insert was successful.
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bool insert(BoundingBox k, ElementT v)
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{
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k.fixup();
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ElementType child_type_;
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public:
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// Create an IdStringList at given partent that will contain elements of
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// Create an IdStringList at given parent that will contain elements of
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// the given type.
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IdStringList(ElementType type) : Item("root", nullptr), child_type_(type) {}
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bool logicCellsCompatible(const CellInfo **it, const size_t size) const;
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// -------------------------------------------------
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// Assign architecure-specific arguments to nets and cells, which must be
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// Assign architecture-specific arguments to nets and cells, which must be
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// called between packing or further
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// netlist modifications, and validity checks
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void assignArchInfo();
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void post_place_opt();
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// -------------------------------------------------
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// Assign architecure-specific arguments to nets and cells, which must be
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// Assign architecture-specific arguments to nets and cells, which must be
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// called between packing or further
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// netlist modifications, and validity checks
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void assignArchInfo();
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