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ProtoCPU: Modelling an In-Order RISC-V Core in gem5

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ProtoCPU is a 5-stage in-order RISC-V CPU model implemented in C++ inside gem5 that targets cycle-accurate C-class processors and runs bare-metal full-system simulations. It includes a primitive UART, a Python-based ProtoViewer pipeline viewer that visualizes traces (example: cycles 232–234 show mixed compressed and uncompressed decode), and an operand-forward unit that resolves RAW hazards by stalling until writeback. Integration uses gem5’s base CPU class and exec context; limitation: gem5’s RISC-V ISA implementation lacks official guarantees.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to ProtoCPU
  2. 0:15Understanding Gem5
  3. 1:04Developing the CPU Model
  4. 2:05Simulation Workflow
  5. 3:31Pipeline Implementation
  6. 4:52UART and Pipeline Viewer
  7. 5:24Handling Instructions
  8. 6:46Hazard Management
  9. 7:35Gem5 Integration
  10. 8:43Merits and Limitations
  11. 9:43Conclusion
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