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# DRC error in detailed routing - Short
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Is the detailed route simply spilling onto the macro because it can't find a valid place to put the wire?
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Most likely (assuming the layers are blocked and this isn't just available resource).
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# [WARNING STA-0139] ... 63.3687 is not a float.
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I get a lot of these warnings when I run `make gui_final`
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This is with the latest ORFS.
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[WARNING STA-0139] /home/oyvind/OpenROAD-flow-scripts/flow/platforms/asap7/lib/asap7sc7p5t_AO_RVT_TT_nldm_211120.lib.gz line 397, 63.3687 is not a float.
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[WARNING STA-0139] /home/oyvind/OpenROAD-flow-scripts/flow/platforms/asap7/lib/asap7sc7p5t_AO_RVT_TT_nldm_211120.lib.gz line 406, 0.36 is not a float.
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I ran with latest commit and not able to get similar logs.
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### maliberty
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The report says 'make place' and 'make gui_final' which are not a compatible pair. I can't reproduce this either even running all the way through.
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[WARNING STA-0139] ./platforms/asap7/lib/asap7sc7p5t_AO_RVT_FF_nldm_211120.lib.gz line 82, 0.72 is not a float.
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@maliberty Aha! This is a locale issue. In their wisdom a hundred years ago, Norwegians decided to use "," to separate integers from fractions in floating point... So "12.34" is not a valid float in Norwegian locale, rather "12,34" is.
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Brazil has the same issue. https://github.com/The-OpenROAD-Project/OpenROAD/blob/6920ac530b6959f742e75b7f55062b1642730b14/src/Main.cc#L217 attempts to solve this. Do none of the locales exist on your systems?
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Would you try your strtof check along with getlocale after these various points to try to see what's going on. I think this works in Brazil so I'm trying to understand what's different here. @luis201420 any insights?
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This is just a quick hack, I think it would be better if someone who knows what is going on and are aware of other edgecases articulates the pull request :-)
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@oharboe @maliberty This warning is related to the estimate_parasitics using global route parasitics. It usually happens when a routing topology is not correctly translated to the parasitics estimation structures. I will look into the test case and fix the cause of this bug.
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| 17 |
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| 20 |
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I would consider it unexpected so go ahead and open an issue with a test case
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Over the weekend I upgraded to OpenROAD version 2.0-13286-gebcc5196e and it works now.
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build/_deps/absl-src/absl/memory/CMakeLists.txt:17 (absl_cc_library)
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build/_deps/absl-src/absl/meta/CMakeLists.txt:17 (absl_cc_library)
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To solve the mentioned issue **I would like to have the data shown by the heatmaps in the GUI, such as placement density and routing congestion**. I would like them not as images but the actual numeric values. The positions of the cells and wires would also be essential.
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I noticed there are some heatmap codes in [./src/gui/src](https://github.com/The-OpenROAD-Project/OpenROAD/tree/master/src/gui/src), but there are so many attributes and methods. Also, I am not used to the odb database yet. Any help is welcome.
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By the way I couldn't find the path `./build/src/swig/tcl/opendbtcl` and `./build/src/swig/tcl/opendb_wrapper.cpp` as mentioned in [the documentation](https://openroad.readthedocs.io/en/latest/main/src/odb/README.html).
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Hi again! I am progressing with my dataset generation. Looking real promising. I am only having issues trying to close the gui. Even if I use gui::hide it goes to the `openroad>` command option in terminal. How can I exit it the gui AND the openroad afterwards via a TCL file? [This is what I have tried](https://github.com/gudeh/OpenROAD-flow-scripts/blob/master/flow/scripts/getLabels.tcl). As seen in the last lines.
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I wanted to share with you an example of what my code is able to generate by editing Yosys and OpenROAD: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xTz4iTuGx0bDD-ZWAOV-MDQWKI0a8XA8?usp=sharing .
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Hello again! I found a bug on my code to retrieve learning data using OpenROAD. The logic gate names don't match!
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I noticed that sometimes the flow changes the names of the gates between the verilog and the names retrieved from the TCL command ( `[$inst getName]`) causing unexpected behavior when I build the dataset. For example, the design bp_be_top with nangate45, there is a gate called `\be_calculator/_09864_` in the 6_final.v, and the name I get with the TCL command is `be_calculator/_09864_` without the `\`.
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Hi guys, I have another doubt regarding the heatmaps provided by OR. I would like to make sure the behavior is as intended. This is the routing congestion heatmap when executing the Rocket Tile design with standard values (config.mk) given by the repository:
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Do you mean the gcell grid? There are messages
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Hello again,
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I would like to get the access points to each pin in a net and I saw [this on another discussion](https://github.com/The-OpenROAD-Project/OpenROAD/discussions/625?sort=new#discussioncomment-636424), however, when I tried it the coordinates didn't make sense.
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For example when I try it on the nangate45 gcd, for the _000_ net we have: `_000_ ( _672_ D ) ( _504_ ZN ) + USE SIGNAL`
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The LEF abstract is a physical model of a block that is intended to be used at a higher level in the hierarchy to model the interface and obstructions in the block. The current code starts from https://github.com/The-OpenROAD-Project/OpenROAD/blob/c4a8479c341c31fd0db26a17f4a909f59285cf58/src/odb/src/lefout/lefout.cpp#L1213
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It's a very interesting question and I feel like I've become jaded because of how inconsistent commercial tools are. It seems like tools (both commercial and OpenROAD) always consist of some combination of the three options you mentioned. What's worse is that commercial tools can be some kind of weird blend of global variables, app variables, tool variables, etc. all with different methods for accessing them... it can get overwhelming.
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For a next step I want to make a concrete example. Looking at gpl it fits this model well is it is a single task (placement) with many options.
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When I look at ifp it is more problematic. It is a tool with multiple semi-related tasks: initFloorplan, insertTieCells, and makeTracks. I don't feel it makes sense to have a single options object to cover such diverse tasks. Perhaps this would be better formulated as TaskOptions rather than ToolOptions. A TaskOptions could replace the need for overloaded methods.
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I created https://github.com/The-OpenROAD-Project/OpenROAD/pull/2809 as a example of what the revised API for gpl could look like. The user tcl layer is unchanged but python and c++ see a new options object. Replace has way too many options so it produces a very large object interface.
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Having made the change I'm a bit on the fence about keeping it like this versus making either (1) a code generator from a description file or (2) a more weakly typed interface using string (or enum) keys with a variant value and a single get/set method. I'm glad to hear opinions.
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# [developer docs] Errors thrown in C++ test files?
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I presume for errors in C++ test code (e.g. fixtures and similar) it's ok to throw more "bare" errors (vs the scheme used with the logger and explicitly enumerated exceptions) -- that is, it's ok to throw a derived class from `std::runtime_error` if something goes wrong in test fixture scaffolding?
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What do you mean by "explicitly enumerated exceptions"? In general I'm ok with your initial statement.
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# How do I figure out valid macro coordinates for manual placement?
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I'm trying to find out valid coordinates to put macros onto. The pins of the macros must align on the routing grid.
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From ASAP 7 LEF files, I see that pins are on M4 and M5 layer. From make_tracks.tcl, I see offsets and pitches.
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M4 is horizontal pins and M5 is vertical pins (or vice versa, I could see in the GUI, but I don't know how to tell from the LEF file):
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make_tracks M4 -x_offset [expr 0.009 * $multiplier] -x_pitch [expr 0.036 * $multiplier] -y_offset [expr 0.012 * $multiplier] -y_pitch [expr 0.048 * $multiplier]
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make_tracks M5 -x_offset [expr 0.012 * $multiplier] -x_pitch [expr 0.048 * $multiplier] -y_offset [expr 0.012 * $multiplier] -y_pitch [expr 0.048 * $multiplier]
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@maliberty mentioned in our discussion yesterday that the routing grid is defined in the tech lef for the PDK. For ASAP7 we have to look at the [generated tech lef in ORFS](https://github.com/The-OpenROAD-Project/asap7/issues/19#issuecomment-1115712485) which should be `OpenROAD-flow-scripts/flow/platforms/asap7/lef/asap7_tech_1x_201209.lef`:
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From this we can indeed see that M4 is horizontal and M5 is vertical (not shown above but the definitions for M5 are below those for M4 in the file). We can also see that the pitch is `0.048` which lines up with the `-y_pitch` arg in the `make_tracks.tcl` code above, among other things. However, I'm also a bit confused at how to use this information.
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In the LEF you can see the preferred routing direction from:
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LAYER M4
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DIRECTION HORIZONTAL ;
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If you look at M1 you'll see it has an offset of 0 which makes the first track unusable (a wire would be half outside the bounds if that track were used). So in make_tracks it was setup to make the first track usable by using a 1/2 width offset. Similarly the other layers need adjusting. Its mostly a matter of style and either could have been used.
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M2 has a track pattern too complex to express in the LEF format so make_tracks.tcl is required in any case.
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If you place a macro a (0,0) the tracks should align since they would be built the way way. Moving the macro by a multiple of the pitch should keep it aligned. You would use the m4 pitch vertically and the m5 pitch horizontally.
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Bonus: 1X and 4X can be ignored as OR is only using 1X. The origin is that some academic users may not have the advanced node licenses for proprietary tools required to use a 7nm process. The 4X library makes it appear like a 28nm library by making all dimensions 4X larger as a workaround. Since OR has no licensing 4X is not required.
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I already build OpenROAD GUI to run on Ubuntu Linux. Now I'm looking for a sample project that can open directly via main menu `File > Open DB` in OpenROAD GUI (like the below image), I have spent a lot of time to find the way (reading read-me, watching video, etc) to do it, but I did not complete.
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