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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
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During the work on merging #1419 I figured out that the basic BUFGMUX example works differently on Arty Board and Nexys Video.
The example uses three LEDs:
- led[2] - blinks with slow frequency
- led[1] - blinks with high frequency
- led[0] - blinks with the same frequency as led[2] or led[1] depending on sw[0] state.
On the Arty Board, the example works as intended. On Nexys Video, when
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Motivation
In supercollider/supercollider#4572 we discussed the need for better documentation on when collection functions test on equality vs identity. For instance, SequenceableCollection:indexOf tests on identity, but you wouldn't know it f