Renode coming to a cloud near you
summary
Renode 1.8 adds multi-core GDB support, Verilator co-simulation and an Etherbone FPGA bridge so most of a SoC runs fast in the simulator while one IP runs in Verilator or on a tiny FPGA (demo on Fomu). A Renode Cloud Environment provides CI, savepoints and downloadable containers; customers run hundreds of thousands of simulations per day for pre‑silicon development (example: Microchip PolarFire SoC). Currently invite‑only but planned as open source.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 4:26Improvements and Workflows
- 7:02Ether Bridge
- 14:50Supported Platforms List
- 20:10Testing Time-Sensitive Networking
- 21:33Safe Points
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