Verifying a Complex RISC-V Processor Using Test Generation and Hardware Emulat...
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Demonstrates a Synopsys workflow that runs XiangShan on FPGA/emulation (Zebu/Haps) with Sting/SRM generating many self-checking ELF files using a reference model and streaming them via a streaming interface into the emulation box so hardware never idles. Results: four-core XiangShan runs show >6,000× speedup over RTL simulation from emulation, and an additional 4× improvement from streaming (70 SRM tests finish in ~4 minutes vs 16 minutes), plus integrated software/hardware trace-driven debug.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 3:12Verification challenges in RISC-V
- 6:25Hardware-assisted verification solution
- 8:38Implementation details and results
- 15:28Summary and future plans
- 16:31Q&A session
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