Overview
Verible is described in the RISC-V DV repository as the tool used to check Verilog style.[1]
Use in RISC-V DV
The RISC-V DV workflow includes a repository script for installing Verible:
verilog_style/build-verible.sh
This script is presented as the command to install Verible for Verilog style checking.[2]
Contribution workflow
The RISC-V DV documentation recommends running the Verilog style check and cleaning up all style violations before submitting a pull request.[3]
Technical context
RISC-V DV itself is a SystemVerilog/UVM-based open-source instruction generator for RISC-V processor verification, and it requires an RTL simulator that supports SystemVerilog and UVM 1.2 to run the instruction generator.[4]