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Import MuraxSoC as a VtR benchmark #584
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FYI - @acomodi - Do you want to take this on, or is it better for @vaughnbetz to get one of his students to look at this? |
One potential issue is that most benchmarks in VtR are using ODIN-II, while SymbiFlow uses Yosys. |
Adding @suyang5 to this discussion too. My comments are the same as on the earlier benchmark. |
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The SymbiFlow project is using MuraxSoC. This is the VexRISC-V configured as a "Cortex M0" style 32bit RISC-V processor + supporting infrastructure (XIP SPI controller, UART, etc).
The SymbiFlow Architecture Definitions repository is already running PicoSoC through VtR with our own architecture files both for Xilinx Series 7 and Lattice iCE40. You can find a copy of the exact things we are testing here.
It would be good if this benchmark was included in the normal VtR benchmarks.
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