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TraceMaker
C++ API of the engine
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The run report (doc 18 D3, D136): the sections of the route summary that a designer needs to audit a run and that the plain summary does not carry: which rules were read and which were not, and the DRC of the board before and after the route. More...
#include <string>#include <vector>#include <nlohmann/json.hpp>#include "model/board.hpp"#include "model/rules.hpp"Go to the source code of this file.
Namespaces | |
| namespace | tmk |
| namespace | tmk::report |
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| nlohmann::json | tmk::report::rules_json (const std::string &board_path, const model::Board &board, const model::DesignRules &rules, const std::vector< std::string > &engine_warnings) |
| What the router took from the board's project (board_path names the .kicad_pcb; the .kicad_pro and .kicad_dru are looked for beside it as io::read_design_rules does): board minimums, net classes with their net counts, custom rules, and everything that could not be read (rules.warnings, the rule engine's engine_warnings and the board reader's board.warnings). | |
| nlohmann::json | tmk::report::drc_json (const model::Board &before, const model::Board &after, const model::DesignRules &rules, bool refill) |
| TraceMaker's DRC (KiCad's violation names, doc 03 ยง6) of the board the router started from and of the board it wrote, by violation type, with what the route added. | |
| bool | tmk::report::routing_violation (const std::string &type) |
| True for violation types that routing can cause (bench/drc_judge.py NOT_ROUTING lists the others; unconnected items are counted on their own). | |
The run report (doc 18 D3, D136): the sections of the route summary that a designer needs to audit a run and that the plain summary does not carry: which rules were read and which were not, and the DRC of the board before and after the route.
The report file itself is rendered from the summary alone (report/render.hpp), so every number in it is a field of the JSON.
Definition in file run_report.hpp.