RISC-V Instruction Set Explorer (RISE)
summary
University Demo Day demo of RISC-V Instruction Set Explorer (RISE) shows an in-house simulator that profiles binaries for basic block execution counts, per-instruction floating‑point rounding and NaN usage, min/max value ranges to decide 32 vs 64‑bit FP, and register/memory bandwidth stats (GUI displays JSON outputs). Simulator claims a 3× speedup over QEMU on MiBench/Whetstone. Tool performs automatic RISC-V customization from C and suggests custom instructions with measured cycle or instruction‑count reductions typically from 1% up to about 4%, with more improvements in progress.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to RISE
- 1:29Tool goals and challenges
- 3:15Simulator speed and profiling
- 5:21Graphical user interface demo
- 7:28Q&A session
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