#!/usr/bin/env ruby require 'test/unit' require 'stringio' require_relative '../src/LEFLayer' require_relative '../src/LEFVia' # # Unit test for LEFVia # class LEFViaTest < Test::Unit::TestCase # # Sets up LEFVia object # def setup @m1_layer = LEFLayer.new("M1", 100, "ROUTING") @cut_layer = LEFLayer.new("CUT", 150, "CUT") @m2_layer = LEFLayer.new("M2", 200, "ROUTING") @diff_m1_layer = LEFLayer.new(@m1_layer.get_name(), @m1_layer.get_number() + 1000, @m1_layer.get_type()) @rect = [0, 0, 100, 100] @bottom_via_layer = LEFVia::LEFViaLayer::new(@m1_layer) @bottom_via_layer.add_shape(@rect) @bottom_via_layer_lef = get_exp_via_layer_str(@m1_layer.get_name(), @rect) @cut_via_layer = LEFVia::LEFViaLayer::new(@cut_layer) @cut_via_layer.add_shape(@rect) @cut_via_layer_lef = get_exp_via_layer_str(@cut_layer.get_name(), @rect) @top_via_layer = LEFVia::LEFViaLayer::new(@m2_layer) @top_via_layer.add_shape(@rect) @top_via_layer_lef = get_exp_via_layer_str(@m2_layer.get_name(), @rect) end def get_exp_via_layer_str(layer_name, rect) return sprintf(" LAYER %s ;\n RECT %5.3f %5.3f %5.3f %5.3f ;\n", layer_name, rect[0], rect[1], rect[2], rect[3]) end # # Tests the LEFViaLayer object # def test_via_layer_basic lef_output = StringIO.new() obj = LEFVia::LEFViaLayer.new(@m1_layer) assert(obj) assert(obj.get_layer() == @m1_layer) assert(obj.get_shape_list().empty?) obj.write_lef(lef_output) exp_lef = " LAYER M1 ;\n" assert(lef_output.string == exp_lef, sprintf("got '%s' expected '%s'", lef_output.string, exp_lef)) obj.add_shape(@rect) assert(obj.get_shape_list().length == 1) assert(obj.get_shape_list()[0] == @rect) exp_lef = " LAYER M1 ;\n RECT 0.000 0.000 100.000 100.000 ;\n" lef_output.rewind obj.write_lef(lef_output) assert(lef_output.string == exp_lef, sprintf("got '%s' expected '%s'", lef_output.string, exp_lef)) orig_sha = obj.sha256 # Make another object with the same values, but a different layer new_obj = LEFVia::LEFViaLayer.new(@diff_m1_layer) new_obj.add_shape(@rect) new_sha = new_obj.sha256 assert(orig_sha == new_sha) end # # Tests basic operation for a default via # def test_basic_default name = "VIA12" lef_output = StringIO.new() obj = LEFVia.new(name, true) assert(obj) assert(obj.get_name() == name) assert(obj.get_layer_list().empty?) exp_lef = sprintf("VIA %s DEFAULT\nEND %s\n\n", name, name) empty_sha = obj.sha256() obj.write_lef(lef_output) assert(lef_output.string == exp_lef, sprintf("got '%s' expected '%s'", lef_output.string, exp_lef)) # add layers and check obj.add_layer(@bottom_via_layer) obj.add_layer(@cut_via_layer) obj.add_layer(@top_via_layer) # check unsorted layer_list assert(obj.get_layer_list(false).length == 3) # check sorted layer_list layer_list = obj.get_layer_list() assert(layer_list.length == 3) assert(layer_list[0] == @bottom_via_layer) assert(layer_list[1] == @cut_via_layer) assert(layer_list[2] == @top_via_layer) # check LEF output lef_output.rewind obj.write_lef(lef_output) exp_lef = sprintf("VIA %s DEFAULT\n%s%s%sEND %s\n\n", name, @bottom_via_layer_lef, @cut_via_layer_lef, @top_via_layer_lef, name) assert(lef_output.string == exp_lef, sprintf("got '%s' expected '%s'", lef_output.string, exp_lef)) # Check sha's with and without layers - should be different assert(obj.sha256() != empty_sha) end # # Tests basic operation # def test_basic name = "VIA12" lef_output = StringIO.new() obj = LEFVia.new(name, false) assert(obj) assert(obj.get_name() == name) exp_lef = sprintf("VIA %s\nEND %s\n\n", name, name) obj.write_lef(lef_output) assert(lef_output.string == exp_lef, sprintf("got '%s' expected '%s'", lef_output.string, exp_lef)) # add layers and check # for this test, we'll create the layers in top to bottom order and # then verify that they come back in bottom to top order obj.add_layer(@top_via_layer) obj.add_layer(@cut_via_layer) obj.add_layer(@bottom_via_layer) # check unsorted layer_list assert(obj.get_layer_list(false).length == 3) # check sorted layer_list layer_list = obj.get_layer_list() assert(layer_list.length == 3) assert(layer_list[0] == @bottom_via_layer) assert(layer_list[1] == @cut_via_layer) assert(layer_list[2] == @top_via_layer) # check LEF output lef_output.rewind obj.write_lef(lef_output) exp_lef = sprintf("VIA %s\n%s%s%sEND %s\n\n", name, @bottom_via_layer_lef, @cut_via_layer_lef, @top_via_layer_lef, name) assert(lef_output.string == exp_lef, sprintf("got '%s' expected '%s'", lef_output.string, exp_lef)) end end