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mycelium-router

Example router implementation for the LibrEDA framework.

This crate implements signal routers for the LibrEDA framework. The name comes from fungi and their capability to find routes. At this time there are two detail router implementations. One is a grid-based maze router in a school-book version. The other is a grid-less router based on a line-search algorithm which operates directly on the geometry and requires no grid. However, the latter is even more experimental and non-functional work-in-progress.

Doc

The main documentation of the crate is inlined with the code and can be opened with cargo doc --open.

Use cargo doc cargo doc --document-private-items --open to also display documentation of the non-public code.

Acknowledgements

  • From December 2020 to 2021 this project is part of libreda.org and hence funded by NLnet and NGI0.
  • During 2022 the development of the new detail router was funded by NGI Pointer.