Chisel
ToolChisel is an ambiguous tool name in the provided evidence: the public GitHub context identifies jpillora/chisel as a Go-based fast TCP/UDP tunnel over HTTP, while the supplied processor-verification evidence refers to Chisel as a hardware construction language used by BOOM and by Chiffre-based instrumentation flows.
First seen 5/27/2026
Last seen 6/6/2026
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The provided evidence contains two distinct uses of the name Chisel:
- jpillora/chisel — a GitHub project described as “a fast TCP/UDP tunnel over HTTP,” implemented in Go.
- Chisel hardware construction language — a hardware-description/construction language used in RISC-V hardware projects and in Chiffre-based instrumentation workflows.
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2 connectionsChiffre automatically instruments hardware systems written in Chisel.
Rocket Core was generated using Chisel hardware generator
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[1] The public GitHub context identifies jpillora/chisel as a Go project summarized as a fast TCP/UDP tunnel over HTTP, with 16,047 stars and 1,583 forks in the supplied metadata. jpillora/chisel
[2] BOOM is described as written in the Chisel hardware construction language and as a generator that can produce Verilog BOOM designs with varying complexity. [PDF] Effective Processor Verification with Logic Fuzzer Enhanced Co ...
[3] Chiffre is described as automatically instrumenting hardware systems written in Chisel by leveraging FIRRTL compiler traversal and transformation passes. [PDF] Effective Processor Verification with Logic Fuzzer Enhanced Co ...
[4] The described Chiffre experiment was limited to BOOM because Chiffre could only work with hardware descriptions written in Chisel. [PDF] Effective Processor Verification with Logic Fuzzer Enhanced Co ...