SRC/check_netlist.c File Reference

#include <stdio.h>
#include "util.h"
#include "vpr_types.h"
#include "globals.h"
#include "hash.h"
#include "vpr_utils.h"
#include "check_netlist.h"
#include "assert.h"

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Functions
static int	check_connections_to_global_fb_pins (int inet)
static int	check_fb_conn (int iblk, int num_conn)
static void	check_for_multiple_sink_connections (void)
static int	check_for_duplicate_block_names (void)
static int	get_num_conn (int bnum)
static int	check_subblocks (int iblk, t_subblock_data *subblock_data_ptr, int *num_uses_of_fb_pin, int **num_uses_of_sblk_opin)
static int	check_subblock_pin (int fb_pin, int min_val, int max_val, enum e_pin_type pin_type, int iblk, int isubblk, t_subblock *subblock_inf)
static int	check_internal_subblock_connections (t_subblock_data *subblock_data_ptr, int iblk, int **num_uses_of_sblk_opin)
static int	check_fb_to_subblock_connections (int iblk, t_subblock *subblock_inf, int num_subblocks, int *num_uses_of_fb_pin)
void	check_netlist (t_subblock_data *subblock_data_ptr)

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Function Documentation

static int check_connections_to_global_fb_pins

(

int

inet

)

[static]

Definition at line 136 of file check_netlist.c.

{

/* Checks that a global net (inet) connects only to global FB input pins  *
 * and that non-global nets never connects to a global FB pin.  Either    *
 * global or non-global nets are allowed to connect to pads.               */

    int ipin, num_pins, iblk, node_block_pin, error;

    num_pins = (net[inet].num_sinks + 1);
    error = 0;

/* For now global signals can be driven by an I/O pad or any FB output       *
 * although a FB output generates a warning.  I could make a global FB      *
 * output pin type to allow people to make architectures that didn't have     *
 * this warning.                                                              */

    for(ipin = 0; ipin < num_pins; ipin++)
        {
            iblk = net[inet].node_block[ipin];

            node_block_pin = net[inet].node_block_pin[ipin];

            if(block[iblk].type->is_global_pin[node_block_pin] !=
               net[inet].is_global)
                {

                    /* Allow a FB output pin to drive a global net (warning only). */

                    if(ipin == 0 && net[inet].is_global)
                        {
                            printf
                                ("Warning in check_connections_to_global_fb_pins:\n"
                                 "\tnet #%d (%s) is driven by FB output pin (#%d)\n"
                                 "\ton block #%d (%s).\n", inet,
                                 net[inet].name, node_block_pin, iblk,
                                 block[iblk].name);
                        }
                    else
                        {       /* Otherwise -> Error */
                            printf
                                ("Error in check_connections_to_global_fb_pins:\n"
                                 "\tpin %d on net #%d (%s) connects to FB input pin (#%d)\n"
                                 "\ton block #%d (%s).\n", ipin, inet,
                                 net[inet].name, node_block_pin, iblk,
                                 block[iblk].name);
                            error++;
                        }

                    if(net[inet].is_global)
                        printf("\tNet is global, but FB pin is not.\n\n");
                    else
                        printf("\tCLB pin is global, but net is not.\n\n");
                }
        }                       /* End for all pins */

    return (error);
}

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static int check_fb_conn	(	int	iblk,
		int	num_conn
	)			[static]

Definition at line 197 of file check_netlist.c.

{

/* Checks that the connections into and out of the fb make sense.  */

    int iclass, ipin, error;
    t_type_ptr type;

    error = 0;
    type = block[iblk].type;

    if(type == IO_TYPE)
        {
            if(num_conn != 1)
                {
                    printf(ERRTAG "io blk #%d (%s) has %d pins.\n",
                           iblk, block[iblk].name, num_conn);
                    error++;
                }
        }
    else if(num_conn < 2)
        {
            printf("Warning:  logic block #%d (%s) has only %d pin.\n",
                   iblk, block[iblk].name, num_conn);

/* Allow the case where we have only one OUTPUT pin connected to continue. *
 * This is used sometimes as a constant generator for a primary output,    *
 * but I will still warn the user.  If the only pin connected is an input, *
 * abort.                                                                  */

            if(num_conn == 1)
                {
                    for(ipin = 0; ipin < type->num_pins; ipin++)
                        {
                            if(block[iblk].nets[ipin] != OPEN)
                                {
                                    iclass = type->pin_class[ipin];

                                    if(type->class_inf[iclass].type != DRIVER)
                                        {
                                            error++;
                                        }
                                    else
                                        {
                                            printf
                                                ("\tPin is an output -- may be a constant generator.\n"
                                                 "\tNon-fatal, but check this.\n");
                                        }

                                    break;
                                }
                        }
                }
            else
                {
                    error++;
                }
        }

/* This case should already have been flagged as an error -- this is *
 * just a redundant double check.                                    */

    if(num_conn > type->num_pins)
        {
            printf("Error:  logic block #%d with output %s has %d pins.\n",
                   iblk, block[iblk].name, num_conn);
            error++;
        }

    return (error);
}

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static int check_fb_to_subblock_connections	(	int	iblk,
		t_subblock *	subblock_inf,
		int	num_subblocks,
		int *	num_uses_of_fb_pin
	)			[static]

Definition at line 664 of file check_netlist.c.

{

/* This routine checks that each non-OPEN clb input pin connects to some    *
 * subblock inputs, and that each non-OPEN clb output pin is driven by      *
 * exactly one subblock output. It returns the number of errors found.      *
 * Note that num_uses_of_fb_pin is used to store the number of out-edges   *
 * (fanout) for a FB ipin, and the number of in-edges (fanin) for a FB    *
 * opin.                                                                    */

    int ipin, isub, fb_pin, error;
    int num_outputs;

    error = 0;
    num_outputs = block[iblk].type->max_subblock_outputs;

/* Count how many things connect to each clb output pin. */

    for(isub = 0; isub < num_subblocks; isub++)
        {
            for(ipin = 0; ipin < num_outputs; ++ipin)
                {
                    fb_pin = subblock_inf[isub].outputs[ipin];

                    if(fb_pin != OPEN)  /* Guaranteed to connect to DRIVER pin only */
                        num_uses_of_fb_pin[fb_pin]++;
                }
        }

    for(ipin = 0; ipin < block[iblk].type->num_pins; ipin++)
        {

            if(block[iblk].nets[ipin] != OPEN)
                {
                    if(is_opin(ipin, block[iblk].type))
                        {       /* FB output */
                            if(num_uses_of_fb_pin[ipin] == 0)
                                {       /* No driver? */
                                    printf
                                        ("Error:  output pin %d on block #%d (%s) is not driven "
                                         "by any subblock.\n", ipin, iblk,
                                         block[iblk].name);
                                    error++;
                                }
                            else if(num_uses_of_fb_pin[ipin] > 1)
                                {       /* Multiple drivers? */
                                    printf
                                        ("Error:  output pin %d on block #%d (%s) is driven "
                                         "by %d subblocks.\n", ipin, iblk,
                                         block[iblk].name,
                                         num_uses_of_fb_pin[ipin]);
                                    error++;
                                }
                        }

                    else
                        {       /* FB ipin */
                            if(num_uses_of_fb_pin[ipin] <= 0)
                                {       /* Fans out? */
                                    printf
                                        ("Error:  pin %d on block #%d (%s) does not fanout to any "
                                         "subblocks.\n", ipin, iblk,
                                         block[iblk].name);
                                    error++;
                                }
                        }
                }
            /* End if not OPEN */
            else if(is_opin(ipin, block[iblk].type))
                {               /* OPEN FB output pin */
                    if(num_uses_of_fb_pin[ipin] > 1)
                        {
                            printf
                                ("Error:  pin %d on block #%d (%s) is driven by %d "
                                 "subblocks.\n", ipin, iblk, block[iblk].name,
                                 num_uses_of_fb_pin[ipin]);
                            error++;
                        }
                }
        }

    return (error);
}

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static int check_for_duplicate_block_names

(

void

)

[static]

Definition at line 272 of file check_netlist.c.

{

/* Checks that all blocks have duplicate names.  Returns the number of     *
 * duplicate names.                                                        */

    int error, iblk;
    struct s_hash **block_hash_table, *h_ptr;
    struct s_hash_iterator hash_iterator;

    error = 0;
    block_hash_table = alloc_hash_table();

    for(iblk = 0; iblk < num_blocks; iblk++)
        h_ptr =
            insert_in_hash_table(block_hash_table, block[iblk].name, iblk);

    hash_iterator = start_hash_table_iterator();
    h_ptr = get_next_hash(block_hash_table, &hash_iterator);

    while(h_ptr != NULL)
        {
            if(h_ptr->count != 1)
                {
                    printf
                        ("Error:  %d blocks are named %s.  Block names must be unique."
                         "\n", h_ptr->count, h_ptr->name);
                    error++;
                }
            h_ptr = get_next_hash(block_hash_table, &hash_iterator);
        }

    free_hash_table(block_hash_table);
    return (error);
}

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static void check_for_multiple_sink_connections

(

void

)

[static]

Definition at line 442 of file check_netlist.c.

{

/* The check is for nets that connect more than once to the same class of  *
 * pins on the same block.  For LUTs and cluster-based logic blocks that   *
 * doesn't make sense, although for some logic blocks it does.  The router *
 * can now handle this case, so maybe I should get rid of this check.      */

    int iblk, ipin, inet, iclass, class_pin;
    int *num_pins_connected;
    t_type_ptr type;

    num_pins_connected = my_calloc(num_nets, sizeof(int));

/* Have to do the check block by block, rather than net by net, for speed. *
 * This makes the code a bit messy.                                        */

    for(iblk = 0; iblk < num_blocks; iblk++)
        {
            type = block[iblk].type;
            for(iclass = 0; iclass < type->num_class; iclass++)
                {

/* Two DRIVER pins can never connect to the same net (already checked by    *
 * the multiple driver check) so skip that check.                           */

                    if(type->class_inf[iclass].type == DRIVER)
                        continue;

                    for(class_pin = 0;
                        class_pin < type->class_inf[iclass].num_pins;
                        class_pin++)
                        {
                            ipin = type->class_inf[iclass].pinlist[class_pin];
                            inet = block[iblk].nets[ipin];

                            if(inet != OPEN)
                                num_pins_connected[inet]++;
                        }

                    for(class_pin = 0;
                        class_pin < type->class_inf[iclass].num_pins;
                        class_pin++)
                        {

                            ipin = type->class_inf[iclass].pinlist[class_pin];
                            inet = block[iblk].nets[ipin];

                            if(inet != OPEN)
                                {
                                    if(num_pins_connected[inet] > 1)
                                        {
                                            printf
                                                ("Warning:  block %d (%s) connects %d pins of class "
                                                 "%d to net %d (%s).\n", iblk,
                                                 block[iblk].name,
                                                 num_pins_connected[inet],
                                                 iclass, inet,
                                                 net[inet].name);

                                            printf
                                                ("\tThis does not make sense for many logic blocks "
                                                 "(e.g. LUTs).\n"
                                                 "\tBe sure you really want this.\n");
                                        }

                                    num_pins_connected[inet] = 0;
                                }
                        }
                }
        }

    free(num_pins_connected);
}

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static int check_internal_subblock_connections	(	t_subblock_data *	subblock_data_ptr,
		int	iblk,
		int **	num_uses_of_sblk_opin
	)			[static]

Definition at line 542 of file check_netlist.c.

{

/* This routine checks that all subblocks in this block are either           *
 * completely empty (no pins hooked to anything) or have their output used   *
 * somewhere.  It also counts the number of constant generators (no input    *
 * sblks) and the number of FFs used in the circuit.                         */

    int num_const_gen, num_ff, isub, ipin, error, opin, i;
    boolean has_inputs, has_outputs;
    int subblock_lut_size;
    int num_subblocks;
    t_subblock *subblock_inf;
    t_type_ptr type;

    type = block[iblk].type;
    subblock_lut_size = type->max_subblock_inputs;
    num_subblocks = subblock_data_ptr->num_subblocks_per_block[iblk];
    subblock_inf = subblock_data_ptr->subblock_inf[iblk];

    num_const_gen = 0;
    num_ff = 0;
    error = 0;

    for(isub = 0; isub < num_subblocks; isub++)
        {

            has_inputs = FALSE;
            for(ipin = 0; ipin < subblock_lut_size; ipin++)
                {
                    if(subblock_inf[isub].inputs[ipin] != OPEN)
                        {
                            has_inputs = TRUE;
                            break;
                        }
                }
            has_outputs = FALSE;
            for(opin = 0; opin < type->max_subblock_outputs; opin++)
                {
                    if(num_uses_of_sblk_opin[isub][opin] != 0)
                        {
                            has_outputs = TRUE;
                            break;
                        }
                }

            if(type == IO_TYPE)
                {
                    /* Subblock inputs and outputs are faked for I/O's so this is an internal error */
                    assert((has_inputs && !has_outputs)
                           || (!has_inputs && has_outputs));
                }
            else if(!has_outputs)
                {               /* Output unused */

                    if(has_inputs || subblock_inf[isub].clock != OPEN)
                        {
                            printf
                                ("Error:  output of subblock #%d (%s) of block #%d (%s) is "
                                 "never used.\n", isub,
                                 subblock_inf[isub].name, iblk,
                                 block[iblk].name);
                            error++;
                        }
                }


            /* End if output unused */
            /* Check that subblocks whose output is used have inputs. */
            else
                {               /* Subblock output is used. */

                    if(!has_inputs)
                        {       /* No inputs are used */
                            if(subblock_inf[isub].clock == OPEN)
                                {
                                    printf
                                        ("Warning:  block #%d (%s), subblock #%d (%s) is a "
                                         "constant generator.\n\t(Has no inputs.)\n",
                                         iblk, block[iblk].name, isub,
                                         subblock_inf[isub].name);
                                    num_const_gen++;
                                }
                            else
                                {
                                    printf
                                        ("Error:  block #%d (%s), subblock #%d (%s) is a CLOCKED "
                                         "\n\tconstant generator.\n\t(Has no inputs but is clocked.)\n",
                                         iblk, block[iblk].name, isub,
                                         subblock_inf[isub].name);
                                    num_const_gen++;
                                    error++;
                                }
                        }

                    else
                        {       /* Both input and output are used */
                            if(subblock_inf[isub].clock != OPEN)
                                {
                                    for(i = 0; i < type->max_subblock_outputs;
                                        i++)
                                        {
                                            if(subblock_inf[isub].
                                               outputs[i] != OPEN)
                                                {
                                                    num_ff++;
                                                }
                                        }
                                }
                        }
                }
        }                       /* End for all subblocks */

    subblock_data_ptr->num_const_gen += num_const_gen;
    subblock_data_ptr->num_ff += num_ff;
    return (error);
}

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void check_netlist

(

t_subblock_data *

subblock_data_ptr

)

Definition at line 52 of file check_netlist.c.

{

/* This routine checks that the netlist makes sense, and sets the num_ff    *
 * and num_const_gen members of subblock_data.                              */


    int i, error, num_conn, max_subblocks, max_pins, max_sub_opins;
    int *num_uses_of_fb_pin, **num_uses_of_sblk_opin,
        *num_subblocks_per_block;
        struct s_hash **net_hash_table, *h_ptr;
    
    net_hash_table = alloc_hash_table();

    num_subblocks_per_block = subblock_data_ptr->num_subblocks_per_block;
    subblock_data_ptr->num_ff = 0;
    subblock_data_ptr->num_const_gen = 0;

    error = 0;
    max_pins = 0;
    max_sub_opins = 0;

    /* Determine max number of subblocks for all types */
    max_subblocks = 0;
    for(i = 0; i < num_types; i++)
        {
            max_subblocks =
                max(max_subblocks, type_descriptors[i].max_subblocks);
            max_pins = max(max_pins, type_descriptors[i].num_pins);
            max_sub_opins =
                max(max_sub_opins, type_descriptors[i].max_subblock_outputs);
        }

    /* one mem alloc to save space */
    num_uses_of_fb_pin = (int *)my_malloc(max_pins * sizeof(int));
    num_uses_of_sblk_opin =
        (int **)alloc_matrix(0, max_subblocks - 1, 0, max_sub_opins - 1,
                             sizeof(int));


/* Check that nets fanout and have a driver. */
    for(i = 0; i < num_nets; i++)
        {
            h_ptr = insert_in_hash_table(net_hash_table, net[i].name, i);
                if(h_ptr->count != 1) {
                        printf("Error:  net %s has multiple drivers.\n", net[i].name);
                    error++;
                }

            if(net[i].num_sinks == 0)
                {
                    printf("Error:  net %s has no fanout.\n", net[i].name);
                    error++;
                }

            error += check_connections_to_global_fb_pins(i);
        }
        free_hash_table(net_hash_table);

/* Check that each block makes sense. */
    for(i = 0; i < num_blocks; i++)
        {
            num_conn = get_num_conn(i);
            error += check_fb_conn(i, num_conn);
            error += check_subblocks(i, subblock_data_ptr, num_uses_of_fb_pin,
                                     num_uses_of_sblk_opin);
        }

    check_for_multiple_sink_connections();

    error += check_for_duplicate_block_names();

    free(num_uses_of_fb_pin);
    free_matrix(num_uses_of_sblk_opin, 0, max_subblocks - 1, 0, sizeof(int));

    if(error != 0)
        {
            printf("Found %d fatal Errors in the input netlist.\n", error);
            exit(1);
        }
}

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static int check_subblock_pin	(	int	fb_pin,
		int	min_val,
		int	max_val,
		enum e_pin_type	pin_type,
		int	iblk,
		int	isubblk,
		t_subblock *	subblock_inf
	)			[static]

Definition at line 394 of file check_netlist.c.

{

/* Checks that this subblock pin connects to a valid clb pin or BLE output *
 * within the clb.  Returns the number of errors found.                    */

    int iclass;
    t_type_ptr type;

    type = block[iblk].type;

    if(fb_pin != OPEN)
        {
            if(fb_pin < min_val || fb_pin > max_val)
                {
                    printf("Error:  Block #%d (%s) subblock #%d (%s)"
                           "connects to nonexistent clb pin #%d.\n", iblk,
                           block[iblk].name, isubblk,
                           subblock_inf[isubblk].name, fb_pin);
                    return (1);
                }

            if(fb_pin < type->num_pins)
                {               /* clb pin */
                    iclass = type->pin_class[fb_pin];
                    if(type->class_inf[iclass].type != pin_type)
                        {
                            printf
                                ("Error:  Block #%d (%s) subblock #%d (%s) pin connects\n"
                                 "\tto clb pin (#%d) of wrong input/output type.\n",
                                 iblk, block[iblk].name, isubblk,
                                 subblock_inf[isubblk].name, fb_pin);
                            return (1);
                        }
                }
        }

    return (0);
}

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static int check_subblocks	(	int	iblk,
		t_subblock_data *	subblock_data_ptr,
		int *	num_uses_of_fb_pin,
		int **	num_uses_of_sblk_opin
	)			[static]

Definition at line 310 of file check_netlist.c.

{

/* This routine checks the subblocks of iblk (which must be a FB).  It    *
 * returns the number of errors found.                                     */

    int error, isub, ipin, fb_pin, num_pins_fb;
    int num_subblocks, max_subblocks_per_block, subblock_lut_size,
        num_outputs;
    t_subblock *subblock_inf;

    num_pins_fb = block[iblk].type->num_pins;
    error = 0;
    subblock_inf = subblock_data_ptr->subblock_inf[iblk];
    num_subblocks = subblock_data_ptr->num_subblocks_per_block[iblk];
    max_subblocks_per_block = block[iblk].type->max_subblocks;
    subblock_lut_size = block[iblk].type->max_subblock_inputs;
    num_outputs = block[iblk].type->max_subblock_outputs;

    if(num_subblocks < 1 || num_subblocks > max_subblocks_per_block)
        {
            printf("Error:  block #%d (%s) contains %d subblocks.\n",
                   iblk, block[iblk].name, num_subblocks);
            error++;
        }

/* Check that all pins connect to the proper type of FB pin and are in the *
 * correct range.                                                           */

    for(isub = 0; isub < num_subblocks; isub++)
        {

            for(ipin = 0; ipin < subblock_lut_size; ipin++)
                {               /* Input pins */
                    fb_pin = subblock_inf[isub].inputs[ipin];
                    error += check_subblock_pin(fb_pin, 0,
                                                (num_pins_fb +
                                                 (num_subblocks *
                                                  num_outputs) - 1), RECEIVER,
                                                iblk, isub, subblock_inf);

                }

            for(ipin = 0; ipin < num_outputs; ++ipin)
                {               /* Output pins. */
                    fb_pin = subblock_inf[isub].outputs[ipin];
                    error += check_subblock_pin(fb_pin, 0, (num_pins_fb - 1),
                                                DRIVER, iblk, isub,
                                                subblock_inf);
                }

            /* Subblock clock pin. */
            fb_pin = subblock_inf[isub].clock;
            error += check_subblock_pin(fb_pin, 0,
                                        (num_pins_fb +
                                         (num_subblocks * num_outputs) - 1),
                                        RECEIVER, iblk, isub, subblock_inf);

        }                       /* End subblock for loop. */

/* If pins out of range, return.  Could get seg faults otherwise. */

    if(error != 0)
        return (error);

    load_one_fb_fanout_count(subblock_inf,
                             num_subblocks, num_uses_of_fb_pin,
                             num_uses_of_sblk_opin, iblk);

    error += check_fb_to_subblock_connections(iblk, subblock_inf,
                                              num_subblocks,
                                              num_uses_of_fb_pin);

    error += check_internal_subblock_connections(subblock_data_ptr, iblk,
                                                 num_uses_of_sblk_opin);

    return (error);
}

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static int get_num_conn

(

int

bnum

)

[static]

Definition at line 519 of file check_netlist.c.

{

/* This routine returns the number of connections to a block. */

    int i, num_conn;
    t_type_ptr type;

    type = block[bnum].type;

    num_conn = 0;

    for(i = 0; i < type->num_pins; i++)
        {
            if(block[bnum].nets[i] != OPEN)
                num_conn++;
        }

    return (num_conn);
}

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