This document discusses building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem. It outlines Antmicro's work in tools, hardware, software and AI for the RISC-V ecosystem. It describes the need for open source SystemVerilog support in tools to enable collaborative design. Efforts discussed include developing an SV compliance test suite, the open source Verible linter/formatter, the Surelog parser, and integrating the Universal Hardware Data Model interface in other tools like Verilator and Yosys. The goal is to extend open source tools with SV features and create reusable solutions.
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Tech talk with Antmicro - Building an open source system verilog ecosystem
1. Building an open source
SystemVerilog ecosystem
RISC-V Summit 2020, Online, 2020-12-08
Karol Gugala, kgugala@antmicro.com
2. OUR WORK IN THE RISC-V ECOSYSTEM
SOFTWARE & AI
OS porting, building BSPs,
build systems, device
management, edge & cloud AI
FPGA & ASIC
Custom IP blocks, SiP
development, soft SoCs,
heterogeneous processing
systems
TOOLS
Tools, new software and
hardware development and
testing methodologies
HARDWARE
Proof of Concepts (PoC),
demonstrators, prototyping,
open source platforms
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
3. Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
• Proprietary licensing of existing tools makes
it hard to build scalable, reproducible CIs
▫ Especially publicly accessible CIs in multi-org
projects - OpenTitan, CHIPS Alliance
• Number of open source RISC-V cores and lots of
pre-existing IP implemented in SystemVerilog, e.g.
▫ SweRV
▫ Ibex
• Open source tools will help building collaborative
ecosystem around ASIC and FPGA design
▫ Open source design verification (e.g. riscv-dv)
can enable creating well tested, good quality
open source designs
WHY DO WE NEED SYSTEMVERILOG
SUPPORT IN OPEN SOURCE TOOLS?
4. • Identify missing functionalities and features
• Reuse existing solutions
▫ There already are many existing projects
which can be improved
• Create well documented and transparent projects
▫ Include automated tests and status reporting
in projects
• Cooperate with others
▫ Gather information on what is needed
HOW TO BUILD AN OPEN SOURCE
SYSTEMVERILOG ECOSYSTEM
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
5. • Syntax support in parsers
▫ Relatively straightforward to implement
▫ There is a number of open source parsers
supporting SV spec
• Tools functionalities required to handle SV features
▫ Constrained random
▫ Classes support
▫ Scheduler
WHAT DOES SYSTEMVERILOG
SUPPORT IN TOOLS MEAN?
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
6. • Available on GitHub
github.com/symbiflow/sv-tests
• Used to identify SystemVerilog
support level in open source tools
• Results are presented on auto
generated webpage
symbiflow.github.io/sv-tests/
SYSTEMVERILOG COMPLIANCE
SUITE
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
7. • Runs number of tests against many tools
• Tests cover unit tests checking single
SV feature up to complex designs
• Dedicated tests for different tools classes
(simulators, parsers, synthesis tools etc)
SYSTEMVERILOG COMPLIANCE
SUITE
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
8. • Released by Google on GitHub:
github.com/google/verible
• Actively developed by Google
and Antmicro
• Provides lintining and formatting
functionalities
▫ Used e.g. in Ibex CI
• Kythe subproject can be used to index
a SystemVerilog project and generate
an interactive viewer
VERIBLE - OPEN SOURCE
LINTER/FORMATTER
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
9. • Surelog is an open source SystemVerilog 2017
Pre-processor, Parser, Elaborator and UHDM Compiler
• Available on GitHub
github.com/alainmarcel/Surelog
• Universal Hardware Data Model UHDM is used
to exchange the information about elaborated SV
design between the parser and other tool
• Available on GitHub
github.com/alainmarcel/UHDM
• More on Surelog/UHDM in WOSET 2020 talk:
woset-workshop.github.io/WOSET2020.html#article-10
SURELOG/UHDM
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
10. • Ongoing work on integrating UHDM
interface in Verilator and Yosys
• 2020 goal is to be able to synthesize
Ibex directly from SystemVerilog in
UHDM+Yosys (we demonstrated this
with pure Yosys earlier this year)
• Code is available on GitHub
github.com/alainmarcel/uhdm-integration
UHDM INTEGRATION
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
11. libuhdm
UNIVERSAL HARDWARE DATA MODEL
SystemVerilog
design
Surelog
Design expressed
in UHDM
Yosys
(ASIC/FPGA)
Verible?
Another parser?
Verilator
Another tool?
libuhdm
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
12. Ongoing work on extending Verilator with
SystemVerilog features required by UVM:
• Stratified scheduler
• Randomize methods
• Class support
OPEN SOURCE UVM
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
13. • Testing the completeness with SystemVerilog
test suite github.com/SymbiFlow/sv-tests
• Extending the existing open source tools
with functionalities required by our partners
• Creating reusable and scalable solutions
github.com/alainmarcel/uhdm-integration
HOW ANTMICRO HELPS BUILDING
OPEN SYSTEMVERILOG ECOSYSTEM
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
14. WE CAN HELP YOU
Building an open source SystemVerilog ecosystem
Reach out at
contact@antmicro.com
if you think we could help you improve your
ASIC/FPGA design flow or if you want to collaborate.