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rtlv: push-button verification of software on hardware

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First seen 6/9/2026

Last seen 6/9/2026

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rtlv/shiva introduces → 100% 2e evidence

The paper introduces rtlv/shiva as an example circuit-agnostic property checker.

PicoRV32 evaluates → 100% 2e evidence

The paper uses PicoRV32 as a motivating example and case study.

MicroTitan evaluates → 100% 2e evidence

The paper uses MicroTitan as a case study for output determinism verification.

SymbiYosys compares with → 100% 2e evidence

The paper compares rtlv with SymbiYosys in terms of verification performance.

#lang yosys introduces → 100% 2e evidence

The paper introduces the #lang yosys DSL as part of the rtlv workflow.

Averroes compares with → 90% 2e evidence

The paper discusses Averroes as related work and compares its approach.

AVR compares with → 80% 1e evidence

The paper discusses AVR as related work in the context of formal verification.

Nickolai Zeldovich authored by → 100% 1e evidence

Nickolai Zeldovich is listed as a co-author of the paper.

Noah Moroze authored by → 100% 1e evidence

Noah Moroze is listed as a co-author of the paper.

Anish Athalye authored by → 100% 1e evidence

Anish Athalye is listed as a co-author of the paper.

M. Frans Kaashoek authored by → 100% 1e evidence

M. Frans Kaashoek is listed as a co-author of the paper.

rtlv introduces → 100% 1e evidence

The paper introduces rtlv as its primary contribution.

MIT CSAIL published by → 100% 1e evidence

The paper is affiliated with MIT CSAIL.