JPS6223130A - Automatic wiring for logic circuit - Google Patents

Automatic wiring for logic circuit

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JPS6223130A
JPS6223130A JP16189185A JP16189185A JPS6223130A JP S6223130 A JPS6223130 A JP S6223130A JP 16189185 A JP16189185 A JP 16189185A JP 16189185 A JP16189185 A JP 16189185A JP S6223130 A JPS6223130 A JP S6223130A
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wiring
signal
dividing
end point
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Motoyuki Suzuki
基之 鈴木
Masayuki Miyoshi
三善 正之
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Hitachi Software Engineering Co Ltd
Hitachi Ltd
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Hitachi Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To reduce trials and errors during search for a suitable combination and to ensure higher-speed wiring by a method wherein failures to accomplish wiring are memorized in a process of dividing a wiring region into stages for determining wiring routes. CONSTITUTION:The task of wiring is divided into many a smaller jobs by dividing the wiring region into a plurality of stages and setting dividing points. Further, all the signals related with an unsuccessful region are memorized in a wiring failures table in terms of the geometry of the unsuccessful wiring region and of terminal stations and dividing points therein. All the combinations of signal wiring routes containing some terminal stations and dividing points related with the unsuccessful wiring are all put away as useless. In this way, trials and errors in search for a suitable combination may be reduced in number for the realization of a higher-speed wiring process.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の利用分野〕 本発明は論理回路の配線方法に関し、詳しくは、配線失
敗結果を学習する配線方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Application of the Invention] The present invention relates to a wiring method for logic circuits, and more particularly to a wiring method for learning wiring failure results.

〔発明の背景〕[Background of the invention]

従来の論理回路の配線方法は、信号配線径路を各信号ご
とに逐次決めていき、後からの配線1よ。
In the conventional wiring method for logic circuits, the signal wiring route is determined for each signal one by one, and wiring 1 is performed later.

先の信号配線径路を避けて配線する方法が一般的である
。そのため、後から配線する信号はど信号配線径路が児
つけにくい問題がある。これの対策としては、配線領域
を階層谷側し、異なる信号の信号配線径路を同時に考慮
しながら、各信号配線径路の通過領域を順次狭ばめてい
く方法があり、既に「アイ・イー・イー・イー トラク
ザクションスオブシー・ニー・デーJ  (IEEE 
Transactions on CAD)  (cA
D−2巻、4号。
A common method is to route the signal while avoiding the signal wiring route described above. Therefore, there is a problem in that it is difficult to establish a signal wiring route for signals to be wired later. As a countermeasure for this, there is a method of moving the wiring area to the bottom of the hierarchy and sequentially narrowing the passage area of each signal wiring route while considering the signal wiring routes of different signals at the same time. E.E. Traxactions of C.N.D.
Transactions on CAD) (cA
D-Volume 2, No. 4.

10月、1983)においてエム・バースタイン(M 
、 B urst、ein) らにより゛′ハイアラー
キカルワイヤルーチング” (Hierarchica
l Wire Routing)と題して論じられてい
る。しかし、この方法を用いても、信号配線径路の通過
領域を狭ばめていく各段階で不確定要素が残るため、配
線のやり直しをせずに、すべての信号について必ず配線
できる保障がない。
M. Burstein (October, 1983)
``Hierarchical Wire Routing'' (Hierarchica
1 Wire Routing). However, even if this method is used, uncertainties remain at each step of narrowing the passage area of the signal wiring path, so there is no guarantee that all signals can be wired without rewiring.

すべての信号について必ず配線できるかどうか知る方法
としては、すべての信号のすべての信号配線径路につい
て組み合わせ試行する方法しか現在知られていないが、
該方法には、配線領域のサイズ増加に対して、組み合わ
せ試行回数が指数的に増加する問題がある。
Currently, the only known method to know whether all signals can be wired without fail is to try combinations of all signal wiring routes for all signals.
This method has a problem in that the number of combination trials increases exponentially as the size of the wiring area increases.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明の目的は、前述のすべての信号のすべての信号配
線径路について組み合わせ試行する方法において、組み
合わせ試行回数を低減し、配線処理時間を高速化するこ
とにある。
An object of the present invention is to reduce the number of combination attempts and speed up the wiring processing time in the method described above in which combinations are attempted for all signal wiring routes of all signals.

〔発明の概要〕[Summary of the invention]

本発明は、配線領域を階層的に分割し、分割端点を設定
することで、配線問題を複数のより小さな配線問題に分
割し、さらにすべての信号を配線できなかった配線領域
について、該配線領域の形状と、端子位置・分割端点位
置を配線失敗記憶表に記憶して、配線失敗の端子位置・
分割端点色はを部分的に含む信号配線径路組み合わせは
すべて除去することによって1組み合わせ試行回数を低
減し、配線処理時間の高速化を図るものである。
The present invention divides a wiring area hierarchically and sets division end points to divide a wiring problem into a plurality of smaller wiring problems, and furthermore, for a wiring area in which all signals cannot be routed, the wiring area is The shape, terminal position, and split end point position are stored in the wiring failure memory table, and the terminal position and position of the wiring failure are saved.
By removing all signal wiring path combinations that partially include the dividing end point color, the number of trials for one combination is reduced and the wiring processing time is increased.

〔発明の実施例〕[Embodiments of the invention]

以下1本発明の一実施例を図面にもとづいて説明する。 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

第2図は、縦8格子、横8格子の領域内で、物理的条件
の一例として、縦格子線上のみパターンがひけるY層と
、横格子線上のみパターンがひけるX層と、X層・YJ
gJを格子点上のみで接続するスルーホールとを用いて
配線する場合の、4つの信号A、B、C,Dについての
配線例題を示している。11と12は信号Aの端子、1
3と14は信号Bの端子、15と16は信号Cの端子、
17゜と18は信号りの端子を表わし、端子はすべてX
層・YF!Jの両層から配線可能とする。次に、配線領
域分割方法は、−例として、縦2等分割・横2等分割を
同時に行う方法を用い、分割を3段階行うものとする。
Figure 2 shows, as an example of physical conditions, a Y layer where the pattern appears only on the vertical grid lines, an X layer where the pattern appears only on the horizontal grid lines, and an X layer/YJ
A wiring example is shown for four signals A, B, C, and D when wiring is performed using through holes that connect gJ only on lattice points. 11 and 12 are signal A terminals, 1
3 and 14 are terminals for signal B, 15 and 16 are terminals for signal C,
17° and 18 represent signal terminals, and all terminals are
Layer YF! Wiring is possible from both layers of J. Next, as an example of the wiring area division method, it is assumed that a method of simultaneously dividing the wiring area into two equal parts vertically and two equal parts horizontally is used, and the division is performed in three stages.

また、分割端点(分割線上の通過位置)選択の条件は、
−例として、端子と分割端点の間、分割端点同志の間の
マンハッタン距離合計が最小となるように選ぶものとす
る。
In addition, the conditions for selecting the dividing end point (passing position on the dividing line) are as follows:
- As an example, it is assumed that the total Manhattan distance between the terminal and the dividing endpoints and between the dividing endpoints is the minimum.

まず、第2図の例題について第1段階の分割として、第
3図の破線21と22で示した位置に分割線を設定し、
分割端点を、信号Aについては位置23と24に、信号
Bについては位W25と26に、信号線Cについては、
位置27に決める。
First, as the first stage of division for the example problem in Figure 2, dividing lines are set at the positions indicated by broken lines 21 and 22 in Figure 3,
Set the division end points at positions 23 and 24 for signal A, at positions W25 and 26 for signal B, and for signal line C.
Set it to position 27.

信号りについては、分割端点かなくとも配線できる可能
性があるので、必ずしも分割端点を決める必要はない。
As for signals, there is a possibility that wiring can be done without dividing end points, so it is not necessary to decide on dividing end points.

第4図は、第3図の分割線21と22の上で、配線領域
を4個に分割し、分割端点23〜27を新たに端子とみ
なした図である。
FIG. 4 is a diagram in which the wiring area is divided into four parts on the dividing lines 21 and 22 of FIG. 3, and division end points 23 to 27 are newly regarded as terminals.

次に、第2段階の分割として、第4図の4個の配線領域
の各々について、破線401〜408の位置に分割線を
設定し、各信号について位置411〜417に分割端点
を決める。第5図は、第4図の分割線401〜408上
で16個の配線領域に分割し、分割端点411〜417
を新たに端子とみなした図である。
Next, as a second stage of division, dividing lines are set at the positions of broken lines 401 to 408 for each of the four wiring areas shown in FIG. 4, and division end points are determined at positions 411 to 417 for each signal. In FIG. 5, wiring areas are divided into 16 wiring areas on dividing lines 401 to 408 in FIG.
This is a diagram in which is newly regarded as a terminal.

さらに、第3段階の分割として、第5図の16個の配線
領域の各々について分割線を設定し、各信号の分割端点
を位置501〜509に決める。
Furthermore, in the third stage of division, dividing lines are set for each of the 16 wiring areas shown in FIG. 5, and dividing end points of each signal are determined at positions 501-509.

第6図は、第5図の配線領域510を分割線511と5
12上で4個に分割し、分割端点503と504を新た
に端子とみなした図である。
FIG. 6 shows the wiring area 510 in FIG.
12 into four parts, and dividing end points 503 and 504 are newly regarded as terminals.

第3段階まで分割端点を決定したら、最終段階として、
各配線領域ごとに、同一信号の端子と分割端点、または
分割端点同志を結ぶ最終的条件を満たす信号配線径路を
すべて取り出す。
After determining the division end points up to the third stage, as the final stage,
For each wiring area, all signal wiring paths that satisfy the final conditions for connecting terminals of the same signal and dividing end points or dividing end points are extracted.

第6図の配線領域601に関して、X層パターンと7層
パターンと格子点上スルーホールとを用いるという先の
物理的条件の一例を満たす信号配線径路は、信号Aの信
号配線径路602と、信号Bの信号配線径路603だけ
である。しかし、信号配線径路602と603とは、格
子点604においてショートしている。そこで、配線領
域601の形状と、分割端点605〜608の位置を信
号別に分類し組み9合わせて、第7図のように配線失敗
記録表に記録する。
With respect to the wiring area 601 in FIG. 6, the signal wiring path that satisfies the example of the physical condition described above of using the X-layer pattern, the 7-layer pattern, and the through-holes on the grid points is the signal wiring path 602 for the signal A, There is only the signal wiring path 603 of B. However, the signal wiring paths 602 and 603 are short-circuited at a lattice point 604. Therefore, the shape of the wiring area 601 and the positions of the dividing end points 605 to 608 are classified by signal, combined 9, and recorded in a wiring failure record table as shown in FIG.

次に、1段階前である第3段階の分割に戻り、分割端点
を決め直す。当分割端点決め直しの条件としては、1段
階下の配線領域のうちで、形状が既に配線失敗記録表に
記録された形状と一致する配線領域について、新しく決
めた分割端点に関する信号別の端子位置・分割端点位置
組み合わせの集合が、既に記録した信号別の端子位置・
分割端点位置組み合わせの集合を含まないようにする。
Next, the process returns to the third stage of division, which is one stage before, and determines the division end points again. The conditions for re-determining the dividing end point are as follows: Among the wiring areas one level below, the terminal position for each signal regarding the newly determined dividing end point is for the wiring area whose shape matches the shape already recorded in the wiring failure record table.・The set of division end point position combinations is the terminal position for each signal that has already been recorded.
Do not include the set of division end point position combinations.

この場合、第5図の配線領域510に関して、第3段階
の新して分割端点として、第8図の分割端点802と8
03が選べるが、1段階下の配線領域801は、第7図
の配線失敗記録表に記録された形状701,702と一
致し、かつ、信号Bの分割端点702と703は、第7
図の分割端点位置703,704に一致し、かつ、信号
りの分割端点704,705は、第7図の分割端点色w
705.706に一致するので1分割端点決め直しの条
件を満たさない。そのため、第3段階の分割に関して、
第5図の配線領域510で分割端点が決め直せないので
、再び配線領域510の形状と分割端点521〜526
の位置を配線失敗記録表に記録し、1段階前である第2
段階の分割へさらに戻って分割端点を決め直す。
In this case, regarding the wiring area 510 in FIG. 5, the new dividing end points in the third stage are the dividing end points 802 and 8 in FIG.
03 can be selected, but the wiring area 801 one level below matches the shapes 701 and 702 recorded in the wiring failure record table in FIG.
The division end points 704 and 705 of the signal line, which correspond to the division end point positions 703 and 704 in the figure, are divided by the division end point color w in FIG.
705.706, so the conditions for re-determining the end points of one division are not met. Therefore, regarding the third stage of division,
Since the dividing end points cannot be re-determined in the wiring area 510 in FIG. 5, the shape of the wiring area 510 and the dividing end points 521 to 526
Record the position of the wiring failure in the wiring failure record table, and
Go back to step division and re-determine the division end points.

以下、最終段階で、異なる信号同志がショートしないよ
うに、すべての配線領域のすべての信号について信号配
線径路が選択できるまで、または第1段階の分割におい
て分割端点決め直しができなくなるまで、分割端点決め
直しをくり返す。
Thereafter, in the final stage, in order to prevent different signals from short-circuiting, the dividing endpoints are set until signal wiring routes are selected for all signals in all wiring areas, or until the dividing endpoints cannot be re-determined in the first stage of division. I keep reconsidering my decision.

第1図は以上の処理手順をフローチャートとして示した
ものである。実際には、か\る処理は自動配線設計装置
上で達成される。自動配線設計装置は所謂、入出力装置
、中央処理装置、記憶装置などからなるコンピュータ・
アーキテクチュヤと同じであるので、その構成は省略す
るが、第7図のような配線失敗記録表は記憶装置上に用
意され。
FIG. 1 shows the above processing procedure as a flowchart. In practice, such processing is accomplished on automatic wiring design equipment. Automatic wiring design equipment is a computer system consisting of input/output devices, central processing units, storage devices, etc.
Since it is the same as the architecture, its structure will be omitted, but a wiring failure record table as shown in FIG. 7 is prepared on the storage device.

る。Ru.

第1図を説明すると、初めに配線領域を分割する位置を
設定しくステップ101)、分割端点を使用して配線す
る信号について、異なる信号同志がショートしないよう
に1分割端点が決定できるか調べる(ステップ102)
。分割端点が決定できるならば(ステップ103)、配
線領域を分割し、分割端点を設定する(ステップ104
)、以下、上記の分割位i!設定・配線領域分割・分割
端点決定を、あらかじめ定めた回数だけ1分割端点を決
定可能な間くり返す(ステップ101〜105)。そし
て、あらかじめ定めた回数だけ分割端点が決定できたら
(ステップ105)、最終段階として、細分された各配
線領域ごとに、該配線領域に属する信号すべてについて
、あらかじめ定めた物理的条件を満足する信号配線径路
をすべて取り出して、該信号配線径路群から、異なる信
号同志がショートしないように各信号について1つずつ
信号配線径路が選択できるか調べる(ステップ106)
。信号配線径路が選択できるならば(ステップ107)
、信号配線径路選択の後、異なる配線領域の同一信号に
属する信号配線径路同志を1つに接合して配線を終了す
る(ステップ108)。
To explain Fig. 1, first, the positions at which the wiring area is divided are set (step 101), and it is checked whether one division end point can be determined for the signals to be routed using the division end points so that different signals do not short-circuit ( Step 102)
. If the division end points can be determined (step 103), the wiring area is divided and the division end points are set (step 104).
), hereafter, the above division position i! Setting, wiring area division, and division end point determination are repeated a predetermined number of times until one division end point can be determined (steps 101 to 105). Then, when the division end points have been determined a predetermined number of times (step 105), as a final step, for each subdivided wiring area, a signal that satisfies the predetermined physical condition for all signals belonging to the wiring area is determined. All the wiring paths are extracted and it is checked whether one signal wiring path can be selected for each signal from the group of signal wiring paths so that different signals do not short-circuit (step 106).
. If the signal wiring route can be selected (step 107)
After selecting the signal wiring route, signal wiring routes belonging to the same signal in different wiring areas are joined together to complete the wiring (step 108).

もし、ステップ107において、信号配線径路を選択で
きない配線領域がある場合、または、ステップ103に
おいて、分割端点の決定できない配線領域がある場合に
は、当該配線領域の形状と、該配線領域に属する端子位
置・分割端点位置を信号別に分類し組み合せて配線失敗
記録表に記録しくステップ110)、1段階前の分割に
戻って分割位置を設定しくステップ111,101)、
分割端点を決め直す0分割端点を決め直す場合には、当
該段階の分割によって分割される1段階下の配線領域の
うち、形状が既に配線失敗記録表に記録された形状と一
致する配線領域について、新しく決めた分割端点に関す
る信号別の端子位置・分割端点位置組み合わせの集合が
、既に配線失敗記録表に記録された信号別の端子位置・
分割端点位置組み合わせの集合を含まないにように決定
できるか調べる(ステップ102)。ステップ103で
、分割端点決め直しの行えることが分かれば、ステップ
104以下の処理を行って後続の段階を続け。
If there is a wiring area for which a signal wiring route cannot be selected in step 107, or if there is a wiring area for which a dividing end point cannot be determined in step 103, the shape of the wiring area and the terminals belonging to the wiring area are determined. Classify and combine the position/division end point positions by signal and record them in the wiring failure record table (step 110), return to the previous division and set the division position (steps 111, 101),
Re-determining the division end point When re-determining the 0-division end point, among the wiring areas one step below that are divided by the division at the relevant stage, the wiring area whose shape matches the shape already recorded in the wiring failure record table. , the set of signal-specific terminal positions/divided end point position combinations related to the newly determined split end points is combined with the signal-based terminal positions/split end point positions already recorded in the wiring failure record table.
It is checked whether it can be determined so as not to include a set of division end point position combinations (step 102). In step 103, if it is found that the division end points can be re-determined, the processes from step 104 onwards are performed and the subsequent steps are continued.

分割端点決め直しの行えない配線領域があれば。If there is a wiring area where you cannot re-determine the split end points.

配線失敗表への記録と1段階前の分割への後戻りを、第
1段階で分割端点が決定できなくなるまでくり返す(ス
テップ109,110,111,101.102,10
3)。そして、第1段階で分割端点が決定できなければ
配線を終了する(ステップ109,112)。
Recording in the wiring failure table and going back to the previous division are repeated until the division end point cannot be determined in the first stage (steps 109, 110, 111, 101, 102, 10).
3). Then, if the dividing end point cannot be determined in the first step, the wiring is terminated (steps 109 and 112).

このようにすれば、1回の配線結果から、複数の100
%配線が不可である信号配線径路組み合わせを除去でき
るので、信号配線径路組み合わせの試行回数が低減でき
、配線処理時間の高速化がはかれる。
In this way, from one wiring result, multiple 100
Since signal wiring route combinations for which % wiring is not possible can be removed, the number of trials of signal wiring route combinations can be reduced, and the wiring processing time can be sped up.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明によれば、配線領域の階層分割して配線径路を決
定していく際、配線失敗結果を学習することによって、
100%配線不可の信号配線径路組み合わせを除去でき
るので5組み合わせ試行回数を低減し、配線処理時間を
高速化する効果がある。
According to the present invention, when determining the wiring route by dividing the wiring area into layers, by learning the wiring failure results,
Since signal wiring route combinations for which 100% wiring is not possible can be removed, the number of trials of 5 combinations can be reduced and the wiring processing time can be speeded up.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明による処理手順を説明するためのフロー
チャート例を示す図、第2図は本発明を説明するための
配線例題を示す図、第3図は第2図の配線領域に分割位
置を設定し、分割端点を設定した図、第4図は第3図の
配線領域に分割位置を設定し1分割端点を設定した図、
第5図は第4図の配線領域に分割位置を設定し、分割端
点を設定した図、第6図は第5図の一つの配線領域につ
いて分割した結果を示す図、第7図は配線失敗記録表の
一例を示す図、第8図は第5図の一つの配線領域に関し
て第5図の場合と異なる位置に分割端点を設定したこと
を示す図である。 21〜22・・・第1段階分割位置、 23〜27都第
1段階分割端点、 401〜408・・・第2段階分割
位置、 411〜417・・・第2段階分割端点、 5
01〜509・・・第3段階分割端点。 601・・・異なる信号同志の信号配線径路がショ−ト
している配線領域、  602,603・・・物。 理的条件−例を満たす信号配線径路、 604・・・異なる信号同志がショートしている格子点
、 802,803・・・分割端点決め直しの条件を満
たさない分割端点。 第  1   図 第  2  図 X′1 1を 第  31!! 第  6m □ 8〔 図
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a flowchart for explaining the processing procedure according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a wiring example for explaining the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a diagram showing division positions in the wiring area of FIG. 2. Figure 4 is a diagram in which the wiring area in Figure 3 is set and the division end point is set, and the division position is set and the division end point is set.
Figure 5 is a diagram showing dividing positions and division end points set in the wiring area in Figure 4, Figure 6 is a diagram showing the result of dividing one wiring area in Figure 5, and Figure 7 is a wiring failure. FIG. 8, which is a diagram showing an example of a recording table, is a diagram showing that division end points are set at positions different from those in FIG. 5 for one wiring area in FIG. 5. 21-22...First stage division position, 23-27 First stage division end point, 401-408...Second stage division position, 411-417...Second stage division end point, 5
01-509...Third stage division end points. 601... Wiring area where signal wiring paths of different signals are shorted, 602, 603... Object. Signal wiring route that satisfies the physical condition-example, 604... Grid points where different signals are short-circuited, 802, 803... Division end points that do not satisfy the conditions for re-determining the division end points. Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure X'1 1 to 31st! ! No. 6m □ 8 [Fig.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)論理回路の端子同志をつなぐ信号配線径路を、下
記段階(a)〜(f)に従って決定することを特徴とし
た論理回路の自動配線方法。 (a)配線領域を複数に分割する分割線を設定し、分割
線上を通過して配線される信号各々について、分割線上
の通過位置(以下、分割端点と呼ぶ)を、異なる信号同
志がショートすることのないように決定できるか調べる
段階。 (b)段階(a)で、すべての信号について分割端点を
決定できる場合には、あらかじめ定めた分割端点選択条
件に従い各信号について分割端点を決定して配線領域を
分割線に従い分割し、分割された各部分領域を別々の配
線領域とみなし、決定された分割端点を各信号の端子と
みなす段階。 (c)段階(a)、(b)の分割位置設定・分割端点決
定・配線領域分割をあらかじめ定めた回数だけくり返し
た後、最終段階として、細分された各配線領域ごとに当
該配線領域に属するすべての信号について、あらかじめ
定めた物理的条件を満足する信号配線径路をすべて取り
出し、該信号配線径路群から互いに異なる信号同志がシ
ョートしないように、各信号について1つずつ信号配線
径路を選ぶことによって、信号配線径路を決定する段階
。 (d)段階(c)で、細分された各配線領域のすべての
信号について、互いに異なる信号配線径路がショートし
ないように信号配線径路を1つずつ選択できたら、異な
る配線領域にある同一信号に属する信号配線径路同志を
1つに接合して配線を終了する段階。 (e)段階(c)で、互いに異なる信号配線径路同志が
ショートしないように、すべての信号について、信号配
線径路を1つずつ選択できない領域がある場合、または
、段階(c)の分割端点決定において互いに異なる信号
同志がショートしないように分割端点を決定できない配
線領域がある場合には、当該配線領域の形状と該配線領
域に属する位置・分割端点位置を信号別に分類し組み合
せて記録し、1段階前の分割に戻って、再び分割位置を
設定し、分割端点を決め直すと共に、当分割端点決め直
しの条件としては当段階の分割によってできる1段階下
の配線領域のうち、形状が既に記録された配線領域の形
状と一致する配線領域について、新しく決めた分割端点
に関する信号別の端子位置・分割端点位置組み合せの集
合が、既に記録された信号別の端子位置・分割端点位置
組み合わせの集合を含まないようにする段階。 (f)段階(e)で、分割端点決め直しの条件を満足す
る分割端点が得られゝば、段階(c)、(d)の処理を
続け、分割端点が得られなけば、分割端点の得られない
配線領域について、段階(e)と同様に、配線領域形状
と、信号別の端子位置・分割端点位置の組み合わせを記
録し、さらに1段階前の分割に戻って、該分割の分割端
点を決め直し、これを最終段階で異なる信号同志のショ
ートがないように各信号について1つずつ信号配線径路
が選択できるまで、または、第1段階で分割端点が決定
できなくなるまでくり返す段階。
(1) An automatic wiring method for a logic circuit, characterized in that a signal wiring path connecting terminals of the logic circuit is determined according to steps (a) to (f) below. (a) Set a dividing line that divides the wiring area into multiple parts, and for each signal routed through the dividing line, different signals short-circuit the passing position (hereinafter referred to as the dividing end point) on the dividing line. This is the stage of investigating whether a decision can be made without causing any problems. (b) In step (a), if the dividing end points can be determined for all the signals, the dividing end points are determined for each signal according to the predetermined dividing end point selection conditions, the wiring area is divided along the dividing line, and the dividing end points are determined for each signal according to the predetermined dividing end point selection conditions. This step considers each partial area as a separate wiring area, and considers the determined dividing end points as terminals for each signal. (c) After repeating the division position setting, division end point determination, and wiring area division in steps (a) and (b) a predetermined number of times, as the final step, each subdivided wiring area belongs to the wiring area. By extracting all signal wiring paths that satisfy predetermined physical conditions for all signals, and selecting one signal wiring path for each signal so that different signals do not short-circuit from the group of signal wiring paths. , the step of determining the signal wiring route. (d) In step (c), for all the signals in each subdivided wiring area, if the signal wiring paths are selected one by one so that different signal wiring paths do not short-circuit, then the same signal in different wiring areas A step of joining the signal wiring paths belonging to each other into one to complete the wiring. (e) In step (c), if there is a region where signal wiring paths cannot be selected one by one for all signals to prevent mutually different signal wiring paths from short-circuiting, or in step (c), dividing end points are determined. If there is a wiring area in which the dividing end point cannot be determined so that different signals do not short-circuit, the shape of the wiring area, the position belonging to the wiring area, and the position of the dividing end point are classified and combined by signal and recorded. Return to the previous division, set the division position again, and re-determine the division end points.The condition for re-determining the division end points is that the shape has already been recorded in the wiring area one level below created by the division at this stage. For the wiring area that matches the shape of the traced wiring area, the set of signal-by-signal terminal position/split end point position combinations related to the newly determined split end point is the set of the signal-specific terminal position/split end point position combinations that have already been recorded. The stage of not including it. (f) In step (e), if a dividing end point that satisfies the conditions for re-determining the dividing end point is obtained, continue the processing in steps (c) and (d), and if no dividing end point is obtained, the dividing end point is For the wiring area that cannot be obtained, similarly to step (e), record the wiring area shape and the combination of the terminal position and division end point position for each signal, and then return to the previous division one stage and set the division end point of the division. This process is repeated until a signal wiring route can be selected for each signal one by one to prevent short-circuits between different signals in the final stage, or until the dividing end point cannot be determined in the first stage.
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