Global wiring by removal of redundant paths

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29850, 29407, 364489, H04K 302, G06F 15606

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048317250

ABSTRACT:
A method for interconnecting nodes in each of a number of nets. This invention involves generating initial zones for all nets and determining cumulative demand for path spaces needed by these initial zones. The demand is then compared with the supply, and scores are determined for the paths of the initial zones. Redundant paths with the worst scores are then gradually deleted until there are no redundant paths. If however, demand for path spaces still exceeds supply, expanded zones are generated in areas where demand exceeds supply and redundant paths are gradually deleted until there are no redundant paths. The paths remaining after deletion from the expanded zones are then used to interconnect the nodes of the nets. The nodes are then interconnected using the remaining paths.

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