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Given that PeakRDL already outputs UVM register views, which are typically used for automation of CSR test sequences, what it make sense to also automatically generate a 'C' program for execution of those test from an on-chip CPU?!
The same question is posed here, as our project is writing own post-processing script for adaptation of PeakRDL register structures to our RISC-V ISS, as well as avoidance of expensive Read-Modify-Write sequences.
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Given that PeakRDL already outputs UVM register views, which are typically used for automation of CSR test sequences, what it make sense to also automatically generate a 'C' program for execution of those test from an on-chip CPU?!
The same question is posed here, as our project is writing own post-processing script for adaptation of PeakRDL register structures to our RISC-V ISS, as well as avoidance of expensive Read-Modify-Write sequences.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: