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Please add any recursion related programs that could be likely to come in college placements, interviews, etc.
Maybe questions from hackerrank, spoj, etc.
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In the resulting yaml file, we currently only record the number of sources, but not the number of flows they generate or their total data rate.
Both would be quite useful for evaluation and should be easy to add in the result writer. We should add it.
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Update README.md
README file has very less information. If any one wants to contribute you are welcomed.
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Proposed Behaviour
None of the core VPR algorithms should care if the relevant
t_physical_tile
is an input / output / IO type.Current Behaviour
Some behavior is still dependent on whether a tile is an input / output / IO type.
Possible Solution
The relevant code shouldn't need to care. Once all callsites of is_input_type/is_output_type/is_io_type are removed, the