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i have the following netlist input example file for floorplanning:
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MODULE bk1;
TYPE GENERAL;
DIMENSIONS 336 0 336 133 0 133 0 0;
IOLIST;
P_0 PWR 175 0 1 METAL2 CURRENT 0.003 VOLTAGE 2.000;
P_1 PWR 105 0 1 METAL2 CURRENT 0.003...
i'm trying to implement my own floorplanning algorithm. this is what i got after running it on given blocks
now i'm trying to construct the corresponding tree (again see in the picture)
but i'm stuck. am i putting the 'W' (wheel) node correctly? is it really a wheel?
the "6, 10, 12" blocks...
i will try to ask someone to show me how it works.
i just googled "integrated circuit pin diagram". i guess i need pin info to place the modules that need to be connected with their corresponding pins, close to the edges of the chip surface.
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seems like i was again talking...
okay. so when i get pin info, also say i have die size info, how would i use the pin info? do i need it to eliminate the space for pins from die size, and then start doing the floorplan?
i found this question which answers my question: https://www.edaboard.com/showthread.php?138339-what-is-the-inputs-and-outputs-of-floorplan-and-power-plan
however, i'm not clearly sure about what i need to do.
for a uni project i'm writing a software (from scratch) to do floorplanning. what i...
i have an example of iterative partitioning of the circuit.
this is the formula for calculating values for iterative partitioning:
Dij = Di + Dj - 2rij -> max; Dij > 0
Di(j) = Di(j)[external] - Di(j)[internal]
then given this graph:
these two calculations are done:
D12 = (2 - 1) + (3 - 1)...
Re: get n msb and lsb bits
hmm. are those 2 really better solutions? i mean, bitwise operations are much faster than any other operation, let alone a for loop executing 16 times.
and i still don't get what is the purpose of this array or union. my register storage is itself an array of bytes.
hi
i'm writing a program in c++ where i have registers. they are 8 bit each. however, i may have values bigger than 255, in which case i need to place the value in say 2 registers if it has 16 bits, 3 registers for 24 bits etc.
so i need to extract first 8 bits (which for me are msb) and...
i have a task - generate shmoo plot from a matrix (of doubles), given the scale and step (in how many submatrices to divide the original matrix).
i only know that i should calculate the average of each submatrix, i.e. suppose the big matrix is my input and step is 3, so the matrix of...
what i wrote was the option chosen as correct answer in a test question, i guess it's just wrong. and okay, i get it now. there's another option with your result which should be the correct result. thanks
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