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Thanks for contribution @daiyongyuan. We need a new readme for bemu in next commit to explain how to run spike-bebop-bemu. |
feat: refactor BEMU configuration management del: remove used code
…ing matrix operations and loop configurations
…ank mappings in the emulator
…e hash after each RoCC instruction
…e README for clarity
…of 128-bit, and revise related documentation
…nd execution and improve error messages for clarity
… spike_runner module and enhance CLI command handling for bank rename experiments
…the emulator with new worker and hashing functionalities
…luding latency tracking for FSS
… for missing headers
…lusion and remove obsolete detection logic
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Overview
This PR aims to redesign the entire architecture of bebop. At the core of bebop lies an NPU-customised simulation platform. The entire system integrates an emulator, Verilator, and FPGA into a single system, enabling arbitrary combinations for collaborative simulation.
The roadmap is as follows: