kicad/pcbnew/drc.h

/**
 * @file drc_stuff.h
 */

/*
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#ifndef DRC_H
#define DRC_H

#include <vector>
#include <memory>

#define OK_DRC  0
#define BAD_DRC 1


// DRC error codes could be defined by an enum.
// however a #define is used because error code value is displayed in DRC messages,
// and using #define that shows each numerical value helps for debug.

/// DRC error codes:
#define DRCE_                                  1    // not used yet
#define DRCE_UNCONNECTED_ITEMS                 2    ///< items are unconnected
#define DRCE_TRACK_NEAR_THROUGH_HOLE           3    ///< thru hole is too close to track
#define DRCE_TRACK_NEAR_PAD                    4    ///< pad too close to track
#define DRCE_TRACK_NEAR_VIA                    5    ///< track too close to via
#define DRCE_VIA_NEAR_VIA                      6    ///< via too close to via
#define DRCE_VIA_NEAR_TRACK                    7    ///< via too close to track
#define DRCE_TRACK_ENDS1                       8    ///< 2 parallel track segments too close: fine start point test
#define DRCE_TRACK_ENDS2                       9    ///< 2 parallel track segments too close: fine start point test
#define DRCE_TRACK_ENDS3                       10   ///< 2 parallel track segments too close: fine end point test
#define DRCE_TRACK_ENDS4                       11   ///< 2 parallel track segments too close: fine end point test
#define DRCE_TRACK_SEGMENTS_TOO_CLOSE          12   ///< 2 parallel track segments too close: segm ends between segref ends
#define DRCE_TRACKS_CROSSING                   13   ///< tracks are crossing
#define DRCE_ENDS_PROBLEM1                     14   ///< track ends are too close
#define DRCE_ENDS_PROBLEM2                     15   ///< track ends are too close
#define DRCE_ENDS_PROBLEM3                     16   ///< track ends are too close
#define DRCE_ENDS_PROBLEM4                     17   ///< track ends are too close
#define DRCE_ENDS_PROBLEM5                     18   ///< track ends are too close
#define DRCE_PAD_NEAR_PAD1                     19   ///< pad too close to pad
#define DRCE_VIA_HOLE_BIGGER                   20   ///< via's hole is bigger than its diameter
#define DRCE_MICRO_VIA_INCORRECT_LAYER_PAIR    21   ///< micro via's layer pair incorrect (layers must be adjacent)
#define COPPERAREA_INSIDE_COPPERAREA           22   ///< copper area outlines intersect
#define COPPERAREA_CLOSE_TO_COPPERAREA         23   ///< copper area outlines are too close
#define DRCE_SUSPICIOUS_NET_FOR_ZONE_OUTLINE   24   ///< copper area has a net but no pads in nets, which is suspicious
#define DRCE_HOLE_NEAR_PAD                     25   ///< hole too close to pad
#define DRCE_HOLE_NEAR_TRACK                   26   ///< hole too close to track
#define DRCE_TOO_SMALL_TRACK_WIDTH             27   ///< Too small track width
#define DRCE_TOO_SMALL_VIA                     28   ///< Too small via size
#define DRCE_TOO_SMALL_MICROVIA                29   ///< Too small micro via size
#define DRCE_TOO_SMALL_VIA_DRILL               30   ///< Too small via drill
#define DRCE_TOO_SMALL_MICROVIA_DRILL          31   ///< Too small micro via drill
#define DRCE_NETCLASS_TRACKWIDTH               32   ///< netclass has TrackWidth < board.m_designSettings->m_TrackMinWidth
#define DRCE_NETCLASS_CLEARANCE                33   ///< netclass has Clearance < board.m_designSettings->m_TrackClearance
#define DRCE_NETCLASS_VIASIZE                  34   ///< netclass has ViaSize < board.m_designSettings->m_ViasMinSize
#define DRCE_NETCLASS_VIADRILLSIZE             35   ///< netclass has ViaDrillSize < board.m_designSettings->m_ViasMinDrill
#define DRCE_NETCLASS_uVIASIZE                 36   ///< netclass has ViaSize < board.m_designSettings->m_MicroViasMinSize
#define DRCE_NETCLASS_uVIADRILLSIZE            37   ///< netclass has ViaSize < board.m_designSettings->m_MicroViasMinDrill
#define DRCE_VIA_INSIDE_KEEPOUT                38   ///< Via in inside a keepout area
#define DRCE_TRACK_INSIDE_KEEPOUT              39   ///< Track in inside a keepout area
#define DRCE_PAD_INSIDE_KEEPOUT                40   ///< Pad in inside a keepout area
#define DRCE_VIA_INSIDE_TEXT                   41   ///< Via in inside a text area
#define DRCE_TRACK_INSIDE_TEXT                 42   ///< Track in inside a text area
#define DRCE_PAD_INSIDE_TEXT                   43   ///< Pad in inside a text area
#define DRCE_OVERLAPPING_FOOTPRINTS            44   ///< footprint courtyards overlap
#define DRCE_MISSING_COURTYARD_IN_FOOTPRINT    45   ///< footprint has no courtyard defined
#define DRCE_MALFORMED_COURTYARD_IN_FOOTPRINT  46   ///< footprint has a courtyard but malformed
                                                    ///< (not convertible to a closed polygon with holes)
#define DRCE_MICRO_VIA_NOT_ALLOWED             47   ///< micro vias are not allowed
#define DRCE_BURIED_VIA_NOT_ALLOWED            48   ///< buried vias are not allowed


class EDA_DRAW_PANEL;
class PCB_EDIT_FRAME;
class DIALOG_DRC_CONTROL;
class BOARD_ITEM;
class BOARD;
class D_PAD;
class ZONE_CONTAINER;
class TRACK;
class MARKER_PCB;
class DRC_ITEM;
class NETCLASS;


/**
 * Provide an abstract interface of a DRC_ITEM* list manager.  The details
 * of the actual list architecture are hidden from the caller.  Any class
 * that implements this interface can then be used by a DRCLISTBOX class without
 * it knowing the actual architecture of the list.
 */
class DRC_ITEM_LIST
{
public:

    /**
     * Function DeleteAllItems
     * removes and deletes all the items in the list.
     */
    virtual void DeleteAllItems() = 0;

    /**
     * Function GetItem
     * retrieves a DRC_ITEM by pointer.  The actual item remains owned by the
     * list container.
     * @param aIndex The 0 based index into the list of the desired item.
     * @return const DRC_ITEM* - the desired item or NULL if aIndex is out of range.
     */
    virtual const DRC_ITEM* GetItem( int aIndex ) = 0;

    /**
     * Function DeleteAllItems
     * removes and deletes desired item from the list.
     * @param aIndex The 0 based index into the list of the desired item which
     *         is to be deleted.
     */
    virtual void DeleteItem( int aIndex ) = 0;

    /**
     * Function GetCount
     * returns the number of items in the list.
     */
    virtual int GetCount() = 0;

    virtual ~DRC_ITEM_LIST() { }
};


typedef std::vector<DRC_ITEM*> DRC_LIST;


/**
 * Design Rule Checker object that performs all the DRC tests.  The output of
 * the checking goes to the BOARD file in the form of two MARKER lists.  Those
 * two lists are displayable in the drc dialog box.  And they can optionally
 * be sent to a text file on disk.
 * This class is given access to the windows and the BOARD
 * that it needs via its constructor or public access functions.
 */
class DRC
{
    friend class DIALOG_DRC_CONTROL;

private:

    //  protected or private functions() are lowercase first character.
    bool     m_doPad2PadTest;
    bool     m_doUnconnectedTest;
    bool     m_doZonesTest;
    bool     m_doKeepoutTest;
    bool     m_doCreateRptFile;
    bool     m_doFootprintOverlapping;
    bool     m_doNoCourtyardDefined;
    bool     m_refillZones;
    bool     m_reportAllTrackErrors;

    wxString m_rptFilename;

    MARKER_PCB* m_currentMarker;

    bool        m_abortDRC;
    bool        m_drcInProgress;

    /* In DRC functions, many calculations are using coordinates relative
     * to the position of the segment under test (segm to segm DRC, segm to pad DRC
     * Next variables store coordinates relative to the start point of this segment
     */
    wxPoint m_padToTestPos; // Position of the pad to compare in drc test segm to pad or pad to pad
    wxPoint m_segmEnd;      // End point of the reference segment (start point = (0,0) )

    /* Some functions are comparing the ref segm to pads or others segments using
     * coordinates relative to the ref segment considered as the X axis
     * so we store the ref segment length (the end point relative to these axis)
     * and the segment orientation (used to rotate other coordinates)
     */
    double m_segmAngle;     // Ref segm orientation in 0,1 degre
    int m_segmLength;       // length of the reference segment

    /* variables used in checkLine to test DRC segm to segm:
     * define the area relative to the ref segment that does not contains any other segment
     */
    int                 m_xcliplo;
    int                 m_ycliplo;
    int                 m_xcliphi;
    int                 m_ycliphi;

    PCB_EDIT_FRAME*     m_pcbEditorFrame;   ///< The pcb frame editor which owns the board
    BOARD*              m_pcb;
    DIALOG_DRC_CONTROL* m_drcDialog;

    DRC_LIST            m_unconnected;      ///< list of unconnected pads, as DRC_ITEMs


    /**
     * Update needed pointers from the one pointer which is known not to change.
     */
    void updatePointers();


    /**
     * Creates a marker and fills it in with information but does not add it to the BOARD.
     *
     * Use this to report any kind of DRC problem or unconnected pad problem.
     *
     * @param aTrack The reference track.
     * @param aItem  Another item on the BOARD, such as a VIA, SEGZONE,
     *               or TRACK.
     * @param aErrorCode A categorizing identifier for the particular type
     *                   of error that is being reported.
     * @param fillMe A MARKER_PCB* which is to be filled in, or NULL if one is to
     *               first be allocated, then filled.
     */
    MARKER_PCB* fillMarker( const TRACK* aTrack, BOARD_ITEM* aItem, int aErrorCode,
                            MARKER_PCB* fillMe );

    MARKER_PCB* fillMarker( D_PAD* aPad, BOARD_ITEM* aItem, int aErrorCode, MARKER_PCB* fillMe );

    MARKER_PCB* fillMarker( ZONE_CONTAINER* aArea, int aErrorCode, MARKER_PCB* fillMe );

    MARKER_PCB* fillMarker( const wxPoint& aPos, int aErrorCode,
                            const wxString& aMessage, MARKER_PCB* fillMe );

    /**
     * Create a marker and fills it in with information but do not add it to the BOARD.
     *
     * Use this to report any kind of DRC problem, or unconnected pad problem.
     *
     * @param aArea The zone to test
     * @param aPos position of error
     * @param aErrorCode  Type of error
     * @param fillMe A MARKER_PCB* which is to be filled in, or NULL if one is to
     *               first be allocated, then filled.
     */
    MARKER_PCB* fillMarker( const ZONE_CONTAINER* aArea,
                            const wxPoint&        aPos,
                            int                   aErrorCode,
                            MARKER_PCB*           fillMe );

    /**
     * Fill a MARKER which will report on a generic problem with the board which is
     * not geographically locatable.
     */
    MARKER_PCB* fillMarker( int aErrorCode, const wxString& aMessage, MARKER_PCB* fillMe );

    /**
     * Adds a DRC marker to the PCB through the COMMIT mechanism.
     */
    void addMarkerToPcb( MARKER_PCB* aMarker );

    //-----<categorical group tests>-----------------------------------------

    /**
     * Go through each NETCLASS and verifies that its clearance, via size, track width, and
     * track clearance are larger than those in board.m_designSettings.
     * This is necessary because the actual DRC checks are run against the NETCLASS
     * limits, so in order enforce global limits, we first check the NETCLASSes against
     * the global limits.
     * @return bool - true if succes, else false but only after
     *  reporting _all_ NETCLASS violations.
     */
    bool testNetClasses();

    /**
     * Perform the DRC on all tracks.
     *
     * This test can take a while, a progress bar can be displayed
     * @param aActiveWindow = the active window ued as parent for the progress bar
     * @param aShowProgressBar = true to show a progress bar
     * (Note: it is shown only if there are many tracks)
     */
    void testTracks( wxWindow * aActiveWindow, bool aShowProgressBar );

    void testPad2Pad();

    void testUnconnected();

    void testZones();

    void testKeepoutAreas();

    void testTexts();

    //-----<single "item" tests>-----------------------------------------

    bool doNetClass( const std::shared_ptr<NETCLASS>& aNetClass, wxString& msg );

    /**
     * Test the clearance between aRefPad and other pads.
     *
     * The pad list must be sorted by x coordinate.
     *
     * @param aRefPad The pad to test
     * @param aStart The start of the pad list to test against
     * @param aEnd Marks the end of the list and is not included
     * @param x_limit is used to stop the test (when the any pad's X coord exceeds this)
     */
    bool doPadToPadsDrc( D_PAD* aRefPad, D_PAD** aStart, D_PAD** aEnd, int x_limit );

    /**
     * Test the current segment.
     *
     * @param aRefSeg The segment to test
     * @param aStart The head of a list of tracks to test against (usually BOARD::m_Track)
     * @param doPads true if should do pads test
     * @return bool - true if no problems, else false and m_currentMarker is
     *          filled in with the problem information.
     */
    bool doTrackDrc( TRACK* aRefSeg, TRACK* aStart, bool doPads = true );

    /**
     * Test the current segment or via.
     *
     * @param aRefSeg The segment to test
     * @return bool - true if no problems, else false and m_currentMarker is
     *          filled in with the problem information.
     */
    bool doTrackKeepoutDrc( TRACK* aRefSeg );


    /**
     * Test a segment in ZONE_CONTAINER * aArea:
     *      Test Edge inside other areas
     *      Test Edge too close other areas
     *
     * @param aArea The current area.
     * @param aCornerIndex The first corner of the segment to test.
     * @return bool - false if DRC error  or true if OK
     */
    bool doEdgeZoneDrc( ZONE_CONTAINER* aArea, int aCornerIndex );

    /**
     * Test for footprint courtyard overlaps.
     *
     * @return bool - false if DRC error  or true if OK
     */
    bool doFootprintOverlappingDrc();

    //-----<single tests>----------------------------------------------

    /**
     * @param aRefPad The reference pad to check
     * @param aPad Another pad to check against
     * @return bool - true if clearance between aRefPad and aPad is >= dist_min, else false
     */
    bool checkClearancePadToPad( D_PAD* aRefPad, D_PAD* aPad );


    /**
     * Check the distance from a pad to segment.  This function uses several
     * instance variable not passed in:
     *      m_segmLength = length of the segment being tested
     *      m_segmAngle  = angle of the segment with the X axis;
     *      m_segmEnd    = end coordinate of the segment
     *      m_padToTestPos = position of pad relative to the origin of segment
     * @param aPad Is the pad involved in the check
     * @param aSegmentWidth width of the segment to test
     * @param aMinDist Is the minimum clearance needed
     *
     * @return true distance >= dist_min,
     *         false if distance < dist_min
     */
    bool checkClearanceSegmToPad( const D_PAD* aPad, int aSegmentWidth, int aMinDist );


    /**
     * Check the distance from a point to a segment.
     *
     * The segment is expected starting at 0,0, and on the X axis
     * (used to test DRC between a segment and a round pad, via or round end of a track
     * @param aCentre The coordinate of the circle's center
     * @param aRadius A "keep out" radius centered over the circle
     * @param aLength The length of the segment (i.e. coordinate of end, because it is on
     *                the X axis)
     * @return bool - true if distance >= radius, else
     *                false when distance < aRadius
     */
    static bool checkMarginToCircle( wxPoint aCentre, int aRadius, int aLength );


    /**
     * Function checkLine
     * (helper function used in drc calculations to see if one track is in contact with
     *  another track).
     * Test if a line intersects a bounding box (a rectangle)
     * The rectangle is defined by m_xcliplo, m_ycliplo and m_xcliphi, m_ycliphi
     * return true if the line from aSegStart to aSegEnd is outside the bounding box
     */
    bool        checkLine( wxPoint aSegStart, wxPoint aSegEnd );

    //-----</single tests>---------------------------------------------

public:
    DRC( PCB_EDIT_FRAME* aPcbWindow );

    ~DRC();

    /**
     * Function Drc
     * tests the current segment and returns the result and displays the error
     * in the status panel only if one exists.
     * @param aRefSeg The current segment to test.
     * @param aList The track list to test (usually m_Pcb->m_Track)
     * @return int - BAD_DRC (1) if DRC error  or OK_DRC (0) if OK
     */
    int Drc( TRACK* aRefSeg, TRACK* aList );

    /**
     * Function Drc
     * tests the outline segment starting at CornerIndex and returns the result and displays
     * the error in the status panel only if one exists.
     *      Test Edge inside other areas
     *      Test Edge too close other areas
     * @param aArea The areaparent which contains the corner.
     * @param aCornerIndex The starting point of the segment to test.
     * @return int - BAD_DRC (1) if DRC error  or OK_DRC (0) if OK
     */
    int Drc( ZONE_CONTAINER* aArea, int aCornerIndex );

    /**
     * Test the current segment and returns the result.  Any error is not
     * displayed in the status panel.
     *
     * @param aRefSeg The current segment to test.
     * @param aList The track list to test (usually m_Pcb->m_Track)
     * @return int - BAD_DRC (1) if DRC error  or OK_DRC (0) if OK
     */
    int DrcBlind( TRACK* aRefSeg, TRACK* aList )
    {
        updatePointers();

        if( ! doTrackDrc( aRefSeg, aList ) )
            return BAD_DRC;

        return doTrackKeepoutDrc( aRefSeg ) ? OK_DRC : BAD_DRC;
    }

    /*
     * Tests whether distance between zones complies with the DRC rules.
     *
     * @param aZone: zone to compare with other zones, or if NULL then
     *          all zones are compared to all others.
     * @param aCreateMarkers: if true create DRC markers. False: do not creates anything
     * @return Errors count
     */
    int TestZoneToZoneOutline( ZONE_CONTAINER* aZone, bool aCreateMarkers );

    /**
     * Open a dialog and prompts the user, then if a test run button is
     * clicked, runs the test(s) and creates the MARKERS.  The dialog is only
     * created if it is not already in existence.
     *
     * @param aParent is the parent window for wxWidgets. Usually the PCB editor frame
     * but can be an other dialog
     * if aParent == NULL (default), the parent will be the PCB editor frame
     * and the dialog will be not modal (just float on parent
     * if aParent is specified, the dialog will be modal.
     * The modal mode is mandatory if the dialog is created from an other dialog, not
     * from the PCB editor frame
     */
    void ShowDRCDialog( wxWindow* aParent = NULL );

    /**
     * Deletes this ui dialog box and zeros out its pointer to remember
     * the state of the dialog's existence.
     *
     * @param aReason Indication of which button was clicked to cause the destruction.
     * if aReason == wxID_OK, design parameters values which can be entered from the dialog
     * will bbe saved in design parameters list
     */
    void DestroyDRCDialog( int aReason );


    /**
     * Save all the UI or test settings and may be called before running the tests.
     *
     * @param aPad2PadTest Tells whether to test pad to pad distances.
     * @param aUnconnectedTest Tells whether to list unconnected pads.
     * @param aZonesTest Tells whether to test zones.
     * @param aRefillZones Refill zones before performing DRC.
     * @param aKeepoutTest Tells whether to test keepout areas.
     * @param aCourtyardTest Tells whether to test footprint courtyard overlap.
     * @param aCourtyardMissingTest Tells whether to test missing courtyard definition in footprint.
     * @param aReportAllTrackErrors Tells whether or not to stop checking track connections after the first error.
     * @param aReportName A string telling the disk file report name entered.
     * @param aSaveReport A boolean telling whether to generate disk file report.
     */
    void SetSettings( bool aPad2PadTest, bool aUnconnectedTest,
                      bool aZonesTest, bool aKeepoutTest, bool aRefillZones,
                      bool aCourtyardTest, bool aCourtyardMissingTest,
                      bool aReportAllTrackErrors,
                      const wxString& aReportName, bool aSaveReport )
    {
        m_doPad2PadTest         = aPad2PadTest;
        m_doUnconnectedTest     = aUnconnectedTest;
        m_doZonesTest           = aZonesTest;
        m_doKeepoutTest         = aKeepoutTest;
        m_rptFilename           = aReportName;
        m_doCreateRptFile       = aSaveReport;
        m_doFootprintOverlapping = aCourtyardTest;
        m_doNoCourtyardDefined  = aCourtyardMissingTest;
        m_refillZones           = aRefillZones;
        m_reportAllTrackErrors  = aReportAllTrackErrors;
    }


    /**
     * Run all the tests specified with a previous call to
     * SetSettings()
     * @param aMessages = a wxTextControl where to display some activity messages. Can be NULL
     */
    void RunTests( wxTextCtrl* aMessages = NULL );

    /**
     * Gather a list of all the unconnected pads and shows them in the
     * dialog, and optionally prints a report of such.
     */
    void ListUnconnectedPads();

    /**
     * @return a pointer to the current marker (last created marker
     */
    MARKER_PCB* GetCurrentMarker( )
    {
        return m_currentMarker;
    }

};


#endif  // DRC_H