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QTRVSIM_CLI

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
Arguments:
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NAME

qtrvsim_cli - RISC-V CPU simulator for education

SYNOPSIS

qtrvsim_cli [ options ] FILE

DESCRIPTION

QtRvSim CLI machine simulator

OPTIONS

-h , --help

Displays help on commandline options.

--help-all

Displays help including Qt specific options.

-v , --version

Displays version information.

--asm

Treat provided file argument as assembler source.

--pipelined

Configure CPU to use five stage pipeline.

--no-delay-slot

Disable jump delay slot.

--hazard-unit <HUKIND>

Specify hazard unit implementation [none|stall|forward].

--trace-fetch , --tr-fetch

Trace fetched instruction (for both pipelined and not core).

--trace-decode , --tr-decode

Trace instruction in decode stage. (only for pipelined core)

--trace-execute , --tr-execute

Trace instruction in execute stage. (only for pipelined core)

--trace-memory , --tr-memory

Trace instruction in memory stage. (only for pipelined core)

--trace-writeback , --tr-writeback

Trace instruction in write back stage. (only for pipelined core)

--trace-pc , --tr-pc

Print program counter register changes.

--trace-wrmem , --tr-wr

Trace writes into memory.

--trace-rdmem , --tr-rd

Trace reads from memory.

--trace-gp , --tr-gp <REG>

Print general purpose register changes. You can use * for all registers.

--dump-to-json <FNAME>

Configure reportor dump to json file.

--dump-registers , --d-regs

Dump registers state at program exit.

--dump-cache-stats

Dump cache statistics at program exit.

--dump-cycles

Dump number of CPU cycles till program end.

--dump-range <START,LENGTH,FNAME>

Dump memory range.

--load-range <START,FNAME>

Load memory range.

--expect-fail

Expect that program causes CPU trap and fail if it doesn’t.

--fail-match <TRAP>

Program should exit with exactly this CPU TRAP. Possible values are I(unsupported Instruction), A(Unsupported ALU operation), O(Overflow/underflow) and J(Unaligned Jump). You can freely combine them. Using this implies expect-fail option.

--d-cache <DCACHE>

Data cache. Format policy,sets,words_in_blocks,associativity where policy is random/lru/lfu

--i-cache <ICACHE>

Instruction cache. Format policy,sets,words_in_blocks,associativity where policy is random/lru/lfu

--l2-cache <L2CACHE>

L2 cache. Format policy,sets,words_in_blocks,associativity where policy is random/lru/lfu

--read-time <RTIME>

Memory read access time (cycles).

--write-time <WTIME>

Memory read access time (cycles).

--burst-time <BTIME>

Memory read access time (cycles).

--serial-in , --serin <FNAME>

File connected to the serial port input.

--serial-out , --serout <FNAME>

File connected to the serial port output.

--os-emulation , --osemu

Operating system emulation.

--std-out , --stdout <FNAME>

File connected to the syscall standard output.

--os-fs-root , --osfsroot <DIR>

Emulated system root/prefix for opened files

--isa-variant , --isavariant <STR>

Instruction set to emulate (default RV32IMA)

--cycle-limit <NUMBER>

Limit execution to specified maximum clock cycles

Arguments:

FILE

Input ELF executable file or assembler source