Get a practical introduction to using RISC-V computer architecture based on a RISC-V system-on-chip (SoC) targeted to a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) and to different simulation tools.
What you'll learn
Understand and be able to use the RISC-V Computer Architecture
Develop and compile C and RISC-V Assembly code for the RVfpga SoC
Understand, use and extend the Input/Output System of the RVfpga SoC
Understand and configure the microarchitecture of the VeeR EH1 CoreTM and test its different features using Performance Counters and industry-standard Benchmar…
Execute programs on the Nexys A7 board (optional) and simulate programs on different simulation tools: Whisper instruction set simulator (ISS); Verilator-based…
Syllabus 12
Welcome!
Chapter 1. Installation and Initial Demonstrations
Chapter 2. C Programming with the RVfpga SoC
Chapter 3. RISC-V Assembly Programming with the RVfpga SoC
Chapter 4. RISC-V Function Calls
Chapter 5. Mixing C and Assembly Functions in a Program
Chapter 6. Introduction to Peripherals and Input/Output
Chapter 7. More I/O: 7-Segment Displays
Chapter 8. More I/O: Timers
Chapter 9. Interrupts
Chapter 10. Delving Deeper into the RISC-V VeeR Core
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Learners should have a fundamental understanding of the following topics: digital logic design, high-level programming (such as C programming), assembly programming, RISC-V instruction set architecture, processor microarchitecture, and memory and input/output systems.
The software and optional hardware is supported in Linux, and most of it is also supported in Windows and macOS. A Ubuntu 22.04 Virtual Machine is also provided with everything installed on it, so that you can easily use all tools in a Linux environment (independently of the OS that you use in your computer) out-of-the-box. The…
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Sarah HarrisProfessor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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