DiffTest-H: Toward Semantic-Aware Communication in Hardware-Accelerated Processor Verification
You, Kunlin; Yinan, Xu; Kehan, Feng; Luoshan, Cai; Yaoyang, Zhou; Yungang, Bao;
DiffTest-H: Toward Semantic-Aware Communication in Hardware-Accelerated Processor Verification
Artifacts of MICRO 2025 "DiffTest-H: Toward Semantic-Aware Communication in Hardware-Accelerated Processor Verification". DiffTest-H is an open-source, hardware-accelerated co-simulation framework for processor verification. It deploys the Design Under Test (DUT) on Palladium or FPGA, while comparing its instruction-level architectural state with a golden reference model (REF) on host server. The artifact includes all code and workflow of DiffTest-H to demonstrate FPGA/Palladium-based simulation speed. Latest version at Github: OpenXiangShan/xs-env at micro2025-ae
- Institute Of Computing Technology China (People's Republic of)
- Chinese Academy of Sciences China (People's Republic of)
- University of Chinese Academy of Sciences China (People's Republic of)
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