Model Checking

Technique

Model checking is referenced in the provided evidence as a formal technique used in some RISC-V processor-verification approaches. The evidence also notes that such formal techniques may be susceptible to scalability issues.

First seen 5/25/2026

Last seen 7/16/2026

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Overview

Model checking appears in the provided evidence as the basis for a few formal approaches in the RISC-V domain. These approaches are discussed alongside other processor-verification techniques such as directed test suites, simulation-based instruction-sequence generation, constraint-based specifications, fuzzing, and cross-level co-simulation.

Use in processor verification

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RELATIONSHIPS

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riscv-formal ← implements 95% 1e

riscv-formal leverages model checking for RISC-V verification.

OneSpin 360 DV RISC-V Verification App ← implements 95% 1e

OneSpin 360 DV RISC-V Verification App leverages model checking for RISC-V verification.

JasperGold uses → 94% 1e

Model checking formal verification is performed using the Jasper tool.

SMV uses → 90% 1e

SMV is an existing model checker used with SystemC for formal verification.

SystemC uses → 90% 1e

SystemC is used to create formal models for model checking verification.

Pre-Silicon Verification ← uses 93% 1e

Model checking is used as a fully-automatic approach for pre-silicon formal verification.

Bounded Model Checking ← compares with 88% 1e

Model Checking is contrasted with Bounded Model Checking in the context of RISC-V security verification.

Formal Verification ← uses 92% 1e

Model checking is used as part of formal verification methodology.

A Methodology for Validation of Microprocessors using Equivalence Checking ← mentions 95% 1e

The paper mentions model checking as a related technique for processor verification.

Symbiotic Verification of RISC-V Processors ← uses 97% 1e

The paper combines symbolic execution with model checking for RISC-V verification.

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CITATIONS

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[1] In the RISC-V domain, some formal approaches have been proposed that are based on model checking techniques. Efficient Cross-Level Processor Verification using Coverage-guided Fuzzing

[2] Formal techniques based on model checking may be susceptible to scalability issues. Efficient Cross-Level Processor Verification using Coverage-guided Fuzzing

[3] Model checking is used for processor verification in the RISC-V context. Efficient Cross-Level Processor Verification using Coverage-guided Fuzzing