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POWER-FV – Assertion-based formal verification library for OpenPOWER processors

Disclaimer

This project is currently in an experimental state. In particular:

  • it has only been tried on the Microwatt CPU
  • it assumes an in-order scalar core
  • its instruction coverage is limited to the Scalar Fixed-point Compliancy Subset
  • the correctness of its own specifications hasn't yet been verified

Overview

POWER-FV is a formal verification library that can be used to check the compliance of a processor with the OpenPOWER ISA. It provides an interface to trace the execution of a processor, which is monitored by a testbench and compared against a given specification.

Testbenches and behavioral models are implemented in Python using Amaranth HDL, and SymbiYosys for its formal verification flow. Processor cores may use any HDL supported by Yosys.

POWER-FV's design is heavily inspired by the riscv-formal framework, developed by Claire Wolf (YosysHQ).

Prerequisites

If VHDL support is needed:

The OSS CAD Suite can provide pre-built binaries of these tools.

Installation

pip3 install poetry --user
poetry install

Examples

See the cores folder for usage examples.