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A More Realistic System: Non-ideal Main Memory with Abstract DRAM Model
Preface
Building A Functional RISC-V ISA Simulator
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What is Computer?
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Introduction to RISC-V ISA
3
Design A Simple ISA Simulator
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Lab 1 Assignment
RISC-V Assembly and Bare-Metal Programming
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RISC-V Assembly Programming
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Bare-metal Programming and Runtime Environment
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Lab 2 Assignment
Single-Cycle CPU Micro-Architecture Design and Reference-Model-Based Verification
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Single-Cycle CPU Micro-architecture Design
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Reference-Model-Based Verification
Pipeline CPU Micro-Architecture Design
10
Fundamental and Motivation of Pipelining
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Pipeline CPU Micro-Architecture Design
Exploring Cache Behavior under Ideal Memory: Understanding Data Locality
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Principle of Locality
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Cache Organization
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Cache Performance and Profiling
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Implement A Configurable Cache in SystemVerilog
A More Realistic System: Non-ideal Main Memory with Abstract DRAM Model
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Abstract DRAM Behavior and Modeling
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Integrate DRAM C Model into our RTL System Design
References
Appendices
Review of C Programming
A
Pointers in C
B
Object-Oriented Programming in Pure C
On-Chip System Bus and AXI Protocol
C
Introduction to AMBA AXI Bus Protocol
D
PULP-Platform AXI Implementation
E
Design A AXI4-Lite Wrapper for Some Devices
RTL Programming Guides
F
Introduction to Verilog
G
Introduction to SystemVerilog
H
SystemVerilog Assertion (SVA)
I
Linux Commandline Tutorial
J
Version Control System: Git
K
How To Use Docker
A More Realistic System: Non-ideal Main Memory with Abstract DRAM Model
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Implement A Configurable Cache in SystemVerilog
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Abstract DRAM Behavior and Modeling