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vpr: Change default timing-driven base cost delay_normalized_length
Using a length-scaled base cost helps the router to resolve congestion
and converge faster -- particularly with the 'map' router lookahead.
With the previous default 'delay_normalized' all routing wires had the
same base cost. This provided no guidance to the router about whether
taking a long or short wire was better. By scaling by length the router
now sees longer wires as inherently more expensive which biases the
router to use them for more timing critical connections (i.e.
non-critical connections would prefer lower cost short wires). This
improve router run-time since this avoids having to wait for congestion
costs to move such signals off the long wires.
This also helps to reduce wirelength since long wires are now viewed as
more expensive, making them less likely to be used for short connections.
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