[AP][Test] Added Titan Nightly Test of WL-Driven AP Flow #2971
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@amin1377 Do you mind reviewing this today if you have time? I would like to ensure the test works on the NightlyTestManual run tomorrow. Its a very short PR that just adds a WL-driven AP flow regression test on the Titan circuits. |
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Created a nightly test for the WL-driven AP flow on Titan. This will help prevent regression on these benchmarks.
For this NightlyTest I chose to fix the channel width at 300 (matching the other Titan tests) and I left the IO unfixed.
For the parsing and requirement files, I used the same files as Titan. This will catch the major changes (like WL and CPD), but wont get tripped if the Global Placement HPWL got worst all of a sudden. This should prevent us from having to update this test too often as we are updating the AP flow.