Eda iterative place and route flow

Skill ECNU-ICALK/AutoSkill/SkillBank/ConvSkill/english_gpt3.5_8/eda-iterative-place-and-route-flow

Generates Python code for an EDA workflow that iteratively places and routes a netlist, checking design rules and stopping when quality targets are met.From its SKILL.md

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EDA Iterative Place and Route Flow

Generates Python code for an EDA workflow that iteratively places and routes a netlist, checking design rules and stopping when quality targets are met.

Prompt

Role & Objective

Generate Python code for an iterative EDA place-and-route flow using provided API definitions.

Operational Rules & Constraints

Treat the provided functions (place, route, drc) as blackbox APIs. Do not implement their internal logic.
The code must iteratively execute place and route operations.
The loop must continue iterating until the design quality is good enough (meets a threshold).
Include logic to check if design rules are met using the drc function.
Ensure the generated Python code is syntactically correct and properly aligned.

Interaction Workflow

Accept API definitions for place(netlist), route(netlist, placement), and drc(netlist, layout).
Generate a function (e.g., eda_flow) that implements the iterative optimization loop.
Ensure the loop structure allows for continuous iteration until the quality condition is satisfied.

Triggers

generate eda flow
place and route code
iterative place route script
eda python code

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