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Daniel Große

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Daniel Große is documented in the supplied evidence through bibliographic entries for work on SystemC design, RISC-V virtual prototyping, RISC-V ISA compliance, instruction set simulator verification, and RISC-V compliance testing.

First seen 5/25/2026
Last seen 6/8/2026
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Daniel Große appears in the supplied evidence as an author or co-author in bibliographic entries connected to SystemC design and RISC-V verification topics. The cited entries include work on RISC-V virtual prototypes, RISC-V ISA compliance, instruction set simulator verification, and compliance-gap analysis.[C1][C2]

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Daniel Große is listed as an author of the paper.
Daniel Große is listed as an author of the paper.
Johannes Kepler University Linz part of → 100% 2e
Daniel Große is affiliated with Johannes Kepler University Linz.
DFKI GmbH part of → 100% 2e
Daniel Große is also affiliated with DFKI GmbH.
Daniel Große is listed as an author of the paper.
Daniel Große is an author of the RISC-V VP paper.
Daniel Große is an author of the RISC-V compliance testing paper.
University of Bremen part of → 100% 1e
Daniel Große is affiliated with the University of Bremen.
Daniel Große is an author of the negative testing paper.

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[1] Bibliographic entries list Daniel Große on Quality-Driven SystemC Design and RISC-V virtual-prototype publications. Efficient Cross-Level Testing for
[2] Bibliographic entries list Daniel Große on RISC-V ISA compliance, instruction-set-simulator fuzzing, and RISC-V compliance-gap publications. Efficient Cross-Level Testing for
[3] The cross-level RISC-V testing source reports serious bugs found in an industrial RISC-V TGF series core, throughput above 200 million processed instructions per hour, and future work on parallelism, FPGAs, interrupts, ISA extensions, and coverage metrics. Efficient Cross-Level Testing for