Imperas
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Imperas provides instruction-accurate virtual platforms that model RISC‑V cores and let teams add peripheral and SoC models, run the actual compiled binaries from the same toolchain, and boot a real OS in simulation. The stack performs software validation and compliance checking of custom or licensed RISC‑V cores, supports integrating accelerators, and claims parity between simulated and silicon execution by running the same binaries as silicon for functional testing and debug.
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