Renode - open source systems simulation framework
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Renode is an open‑source simulator that runs 280 real boards in simulation, models RISC‑V (including vectors and custom instructions) and ARM Cortex A/R 32/64, and supports OpenTitan peripherals and multi‑node, deterministic runs. Zephyr binaries feed a device‑tree → Renode generator for reproducible CI; trace‑based models overlay microarchitectural data for performance estimates; DPI customization and trace exports (Speedscope/Perfetto) enable co‑simulation with real RTL and external tools.
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