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P8-05: Routing engine revamp for incremental reroute + overlap/crossing minimization #41

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opened 2026-02-19 19:04:55 -05:00 by Rbanh · 0 comments
Rbanh commented 2026-02-19 19:04:55 -05:00
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Goal:
Make rerouting local, predictable, and readable.

Scope:

  • Incremental reroute: only nets affected by moved/edited nodes.
  • Channel reservation and spacing rules.
  • Junction/tie-net fallback generation when overlap cost exceeds threshold.
  • Keep explicit and schematic-stub modes behaviorally consistent.

Acceptance:

  • Drag reroute latency stays interactive.
  • Overlaps/crossings reduced against current baseline fixtures.
  • Tie-net fallback triggers deterministically under congestion.
Goal: Make rerouting local, predictable, and readable. Scope: - Incremental reroute: only nets affected by moved/edited nodes. - Channel reservation and spacing rules. - Junction/tie-net fallback generation when overlap cost exceeds threshold. - Keep explicit and schematic-stub modes behaviorally consistent. Acceptance: - Drag reroute latency stays interactive. - Overlaps/crossings reduced against current baseline fixtures. - Tie-net fallback triggers deterministically under congestion.
Rbanh added this to the Phase 8 - React/ELK Core Refactor milestone 2026-02-19 19:05:15 -05:00
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