Each architecture must implement the following types and APIs.
The syntax `const_range<T>` is used to denote anything that has a `begin()` and `end()` method that return const forward iterators. This can be a `std::list<T>`, `std::vector<T>`, a (const) reference to those, or anything else that behaves in a similar way.
archdefs.h
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The architecture-specific `archdefs.h` must define the following types.
With the exception of `ArchNetInfo` and `ArchCellInfo`, the following types should be "lightweight" enough so that passing them by value is sensible.
### delay\_t
A scalar type that is used to represent delays. May be an integer or float type.
### DelayInfo
A struct representing the delay across a timing arc. Must provide a `+` operator for getting the combined delay of two arcs, and the following methods to access concrete timings:
```
delay_t minRaiseDelay() const { return delay; }
delay_t maxRaiseDelay() const { return delay; }
delay_t minFallDelay() const { return delay; }
delay_t maxFallDelay() const { return delay; }
delay_t minDelay() const { return delay; }
delay_t maxDelay() const { return delay; }
```
### BelId
A type representing a bel name. `BelId()` must construct a unique null-value. Must provide `==`, `!=`, and `<` operators and a specialization for `std::hash<BelId>`.
### WireId
A type representing a wire name. `WireId()` must construct a unique null-value. Must provide `==`, `!=`, and `<` operators and a specialization for `std::hash<WireId>`.
### PipId
A type representing a pip name. `PipId()` must construct a unique null-value. Must provide `==`, `!=`, and `<` operators and a specialization for `std::hash<PipId>`.
### GroupId
A type representing a group name. `GroupId()` must construct a unique null-value. Must provide `==` and `!=` operators and a specialization for `std::hash<GroupId>`.
### DecalId
A type representing a reference to a graphical decal. `DecalId()` must construct a unique null-value. Must provide `==` and `!=` operators and a specialization for `std::hash<DecalId>`.