DiffTest-H
ToolFirst seen 8/7/2026
Last seen 8/16/2026
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20 connectionsDiffTest-H aims to advance agile verification for processors.
The Xiangshan team developed and introduced DiffTest-H.
DiffTest-H's design is motivated by and addresses the challenge of software-hardware communication overhead.
DiffTest-H includes Squash as one of its three design points for reducing transmission data volume.
DiffTest-H includes Replay as one of its three design points for maintaining instruction-level error debugging granularity.
DiffTest-H extends DiffTest with semantic-aware hardware-accelerated co-simulation.
DiffTest-H implements semantic-aware communication to optimize software-hardware communication overhead.
DiffTest-H runs RTL on Palladium for hardware-accelerated simulation.
DiffTest-H runs RTL on FPGA for hardware-accelerated simulation.
DiffTest-H is applied in the verification of the Xiangshan processor, discovering over 150 bugs.
DiffTest-H uses hardware simulation platforms to accelerate RTL simulation.
DiffTest-H is compared against Fromajo as the existing SOTA co-simulation tool.
DiffTest-H: Toward Semantic-Aware Communication in Hardware-Accelerated Co-Simulation ← introduces 99% 2e
The paper introduces DiffTest-H as a new semantic-aware hardware-accelerated co-simulation framework.
DiffTest-H includes Batch as one of its three design points for optimizing communication frequency.
Prelude: Priming-Guided State Reconstruction for Efficient FPGA Processor Debugging ← mentions 85% 1e
The paper cites DiffTest-H as related work on processor verification.
DiffTest-H runs NEMU as the reference model on x86 while RTL runs on hardware.
DiffTest-H is applied in the actual development process of the Xiangshan processor.
DiffTest-H uses PCIe as the software-hardware pathway in FPGA-based configurations.
DiffTest-H is a hardware-accelerated co-simulation framework.
DiffTest-H is a hardware-accelerated processor verification tool using differential testing.