Just in time for our tutorial at the first Chisel Community Conference, we’ve released a new version of FireSim that adds lots of new features! The headlining features with this release are new debugging tools, including assertion synthesis and Rocket Chip/BOOM commit log tracing. We’ve also bumped to more recent versions of Rocket Chip/BOOM, updated the block device model to be deterministic, started preparing infrastructure necessary to merge FireSim’s “supernode” mode to master, and done lots of other internal cleanup. See the full changelog on GitHub.
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Posted by Sagar Karandikar
We’re running a hands-on tutorial on FireSim and Chipyard at the The 28th International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS 2023) in Vancouver, BC, Canada on March 25, 2023. Learn more here: https://fires.im/asplos-2023-tutorial/
Slides will be available after the tutorial and attendees will get to work hands-on on EC2 for free, thanks to the generosity of AWS and Xilinx. Hope to see you there!