RISC-V & Renode: towards software-driven development
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Renode is an open-source framework that runs binary-compatible RISC-V and other SoC images, enabling multi-node simulation (demo: six virtual machines, HiFive Unleashed boards, Linux instances communicating over serial and virtual GPIO) and mixed 32/64-bit setups. It uses C cores with Python peripheral scripting, a text-based assembly format for reuse and inheritance of IP models, deterministic virtual time for synchronized virtual hardware, and integrates with GDB, Wireshark, CI, Zephyr and real customer workflows (Dover security IP) for testing and development.
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