UnityChip Verification

Empowering Every Developer to Contribute

Processor Verification

The UnityChip initiative leverages the latest architecture of the open-source high-performance RISC-V processor core 'Xiangshan,' breaking down chip verification tasks into modular sub-tasks and inviting developers worldwide to collaborate.

Here, every developer can participate in chip verification using their preferred programming language—anytime, anywhere.

Code & Verify, Quick Start

Beginner's Guide

Learn UnityChip & run end-to-end verification

Discover UnityChip

Learn what it is, how to participate, and what you can gain

Beginner task

Quickly understand the framework and tools of UnityChip and complete the whole verification process.

Beginner Course

Get started with UnityChip platform - from zero to hardware verification

Verification Tasks

Master RISC-V ISA through hands-on tasks

Module Verification Tasks

——Practice UT verification to deepen understanding of the RISC-V instruction set architecture

UT Practical Session Phase 6: Third Generation Xiangshan (Kunming Lake) Architecture ICache Module UT Verification (Ongoing)

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UT Practical Session Phase 5: Third Generation Xiangshan (Kunming Lake) Architecture IFU top Module UT Verification

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UT Practical Session Phase 4: Third Generation Xiangshan (Kunming Lake) Architecture FTQ Module UT Verification

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Document Crowdsourcing Tasks

——Improve documentation skills and code analysis for chip verification beginners

Doc Crowdsourcing #1: Xiangshan (Kunminghu) Gen3 CPL2 Module Documentation (Ongoing)

14 subtasks covering 20 submodules

Bug Reproduction Tasks

——Create regression test cases for reported bugs

Regression Verification Phase I: Reproduction of Bug Test Cases for the Third Generation Xiangshan (Kunming Lake) (In Progress)

Round 1: 18 bugs to verify

Learning Resources

Start your UnityChip learning journey

Online Courses

Learn basic verification concepts, open source verification tools, etc.

Tool Introduction

Introduction to Open Source Chip Verification Tools

Open Source Exploration

Basic concepts, goals, and feasibility exploration of open source verification

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