[Libre-soc-dev] microwatt-libre-soc interoperable verilator snapshots / debugging
Lauri Kasanen
cand at gmx.com
Sun Jan 9 17:54:02 GMT 2022
On Sun, 9 Jan 2022 12:08:40 +0000
Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton <lkcl at lkcl.net> wrote:
> * assume that up to a certain instruction, microwatt and libre-soc
> have performed identically
> * run microwatt
> * in verilator c++ do a **FULL** system-wide state dump. all
> registers, all TLB entries, everything.
> * terminate the microwatt simulation
> * run libre-soc
> * have verilator RELOAD the entire state and continue executing...
> ...from where MICROWATT left off.
Why mix microwatt saves at all? It sounds like an unnecessary
complication, requiring many changes to be able to mix and match saves.
That is: if microwatt and libresoc perform identically until instr X,
then just save libresoc state at instr X. When you fix that issue and
hit the next, load that save, and do a new save at the next divergence
point.
No mixing saves necessary, that I can see.
- Lauri
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