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An executable specification of the RISCV ISA in L3.
L3 Specification of the RISC-V ISA
For more on RISC-V, see http://riscv.org.
This L3 specification can be used to generate an executable interpreter of RISC-V binaries, similar to the Spike simulator for RISC-V.
It can also be used to generate a machine-readable specification in a simple sexpr-based syntax.
Dependencies
This model needs a recent Poly/ML compiler (at least version 5.7.2 if released, or built from the latest source at github.com/polyml), and L3 itself.
L3 is available from: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~acjf3/l3 Ensure that you are using a recent version (L3-2018-02-09 or later).
The tandem-verification to Spike needs a recent version of Spike installed, and the RISCV environment variable set to its installation directory.
The model supports the following combinations of Spike configuration flags: --[en|dis]able-dirty --[en|dis]able-misaligned
Building
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Ensure that l3 is in your path.
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Ensure that the RISCV environment variable is correctly defined.
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$ make
This will build the interpreter in 'l3riscv.poly' when compiled with Poly/ML.
Using the interpreter
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Execute a RISC-V ELF binary:
$ ./l3riscv --trace 1
To execute this in lock-step with a Spike back-end:
$ ./l3riscv --trace 1 --check true
The execution will stop with a failure at the first discrepancy between the execution of the model and that of Spike.
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Disassemble a RISC-V ELF binary:
$ ./l3riscv --dis true
Note that the interpreter cannot currently boot an OS since the SBI spec for RISC-V has not yet been released.
Generating a machine-readable specification
$ make ilspec
The specification generated will be in src/il/riscv.l3.
Known Issues
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It passes most 64-bit M-, S-, and U-mode tests, and the 32-bit M- and U-mode tests, in Spike-checked mode.
It does not implement the debug-module registers, and hence fails the rv{32,64}mi-p-breakpoint tests.
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It does not yet boot a full OS since it has no device models.
Credits
This model started out as a port of the L3 MIPS model to RISC-V. The original l3mips model is at https://github.com/acjf3/l3mips