ArchitectureExample.cpp

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/// \file
/// \brief Example program to open a device database and do something with it.

#include "torc/Architecture.hpp"
#include "torc/Common.hpp"
#include <iostream>

using namespace torc::common;
using namespace torc::architecture;
using namespace torc::architecture::xilinx;

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {

    // construct and initialize the device database
    (void) argc;
    DirectoryTree directoryTree(argv[0]);
    DeviceDesignator designator("xc6vlx75tff484-1");
    DDB ddb(designator);

    // look up a site output and convert it to a tilewire
    const Sites& sites = ddb.getSites();
    SiteIndex index = sites.findSiteIndex("SLICE_X0Y119");
    const Site& site = sites.getSite(index);
    Tilewire pinTilewire = site.getPinTilewire("A");
    std::cout << ddb << pinTilewire << std::endl;

    // look up arcs that connect from this tilewire
    ArcVector sinks;
    ddb.expandSegmentSinks(pinTilewire, sinks);
    ArcVector::const_iterator pos = sinks.begin();
    ArcVector::const_iterator end = sinks.end();
    while(pos < end) 
        std::cout << "\t" << *pos++ << std::endl;

    return 0;
}