Asynchronous interrupt events handling
TechniqueAsynchronous interrupt events handling is a technique identified in the DifuzzRTL work as one of several RTL-fuzzing adaptations for CPU designs. In the paper’s abstract, it is listed alongside cycle-sensitive register-coverage guidance, a unified CPU input format with Tilelink protocols, and drop-in-replacement designs as a DIFUZZRTL technique developed to address unique RTL design characteristics.
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Overview
Asynchronous interrupt events handling is presented in DifuzzRTL: Differential Fuzz Testing to Find CPU Bugs as one of the specialized techniques used by DIFUZZRTL, an RTL fuzzer for CPU designs. The paper places this technique in the context of adapting fuzzing to the specific challenges of CPU RTL, where standard software-oriented fuzzing assumptions do not directly apply.[1][2]
Role in DIFUZZRTL
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