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DiffTest

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First seen 6/6/2026
Last seen 8/7/2026
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Co-simulation uses → 100% 2e
DiffTest is a co-simulation framework for processor verification.
verification events uses → 100% 2e
DiffTest covers 32 types of verification events.
DiffTest-H ← extends 99% 2e
DiffTest-H extends DiffTest with semantic-aware hardware-accelerated co-simulation.
DPI-C interface uses → 90% 2e
DiffTest uses individual DPI-C functions for each verification event.
DiffTest-H ← compares with 100% 2e
DiffTest-H is compared to the baseline DiffTest framework for speedup.
architectural state comparison implements → 98% 1e
Difftest compares architectural states between DUT and REF to detect bugs.
NEMU uses → 98% 1e
Difftest uses NEMU as the reference model for co-simulation.
RTL uses → 95% 1e
Difftest operates on an RTL processor, monitoring instruction commits and state updates.
coremark workload evaluates → 93% 1e
Difftest is used to run and verify the coremark workload on XiangShan.
waveform dump implements → 92% 1e
Difftest supports dumping waveforms when a bug is detected.
XiangShan evaluates → 97% 1e
Difftest is used to verify the XiangShan processor implementation.
XiangShan ← uses 97% 1e
XiangShan uses Difftest for ISA co-simulation based verification.
Xiangshan MICRO 2022 Paper ← mentions 96% 1e
The Xiangshan MICRO 2022 paper mentioned DiffTest as an important component.
Xiangshan Team ← introduces 90% 1e
The Xiangshan team used and promoted DiffTest as part of their verification methodology.
differential testing implements → 98% 1e
DiffTest implements the differential testing technique for chip functional verification.
Co-Simulation implements → 97% 1e
DiffTest is a co-simulation verification framework.
Yu Zihao authored by → 99% 1e
DiffTest was originally designed by Dr. Yu Zihao in 2017.
ISA co-simulation implements → 99% 1e
Difftest is explicitly described as an ISA co-simulation framework.