Renode: A Flexible, Open Source Simulation Framework For Building Scalable, Well Tested...
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Renode is an open source simulator that emulates full SoCs so teams run production binaries without a separate simulator build and simulate multiple nodes in one environment. Peripherals are implemented in C# or Python, it supports deterministic execution, tracing and GDB, and it integrates with CI, Wireshark and SoftConsole (Microsemi). It already hooks into Zephyr and has mainline support for RIOT and Contiki. Features include record and replay and C# peripheral models for fast extensibility.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:48ANTMICRO AND RISC-V
- 1:28WHY DID WE BUILD RENODE?
- 2:56RENODE IN SHORT
- 3:19RENODE'S STRENGTHS
- 5:07PLATFORM DESCRIPTION FORMAT
- 5:39WORK WITH MICROSEMI
- 6:13INTEGRATION WITH MICROSEMI SOFTCONSOLE
- 8:13CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION WITH PRODUCTION SW
- 9:05SELECTED INTEGRATIONS
- 10:21INTERESTED? TALK TO US IF
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