Closed npuwth closed 1 year ago
Hello, I have followed the steps in 'README.md' and run simulation of the testcases. But unfortunately the 'ISA_INT' testcase showed 'simulation finished with error'.
I tried to locate the problem, and I found it in C906_INT_SMOKE.obj:
0000000000000ec0 <AUIPC>: ec0: 00000117 auipc x2,0x0 ec4: 61a9 lui x3,0xa ec6: 21b9 addiw x3,x3,14 ec8: 910e add x2,x2,x3 //00000000_0000aece eca: 0000a217 auipc x4,0xa //00000000_0000aeca -> not equal to 0000aece ece: 00410463 beq x2,x4,ed6 <AUIPC+0x16> ed2: 1ab0206f j 387c <TEST_FAIL> ed6: 00000117 auipc x2,0x0 eda: 0010019b addiw x3,x0,1 ede: 01fe slli x3,x3,0x1f ee0: 01d1 addi x3,x3,20 ee2: 0021813b addw x2,x3,x2 //ffffffff_80000eea ee6: 80000217 auipc x4,0x80000 //ffffffff_80000ee6 -> not equal to 80000eea eea: 00410463 beq x2,x4,ef2 <ADD> eee: 18f0206f j 387c <TEST_FAIL>
These two inequalities lead to the jumps to , and then the simulation finished with error.
The corresponding C906_INT_SMOKE.s is:
.global AUIPC AUIPC: auipc x2, 0x0 li x3, 0xa00e c.add x2, x3 auipc x4, 0xa bne x2, x4, TEST_FAIL auipc x2, 0x0 li x3, 0x80000014 addw x2, x3, x2 auipc x4, 0x80000 bne x2, x4, TEST_FAIL .option norvc
After I changed it into:
.global AUIPC AUIPC: auipc x2, 0x0 li x3, 0xa00a //changed here c.add x2, x3 auipc x4, 0xa bne x2, x4, TEST_FAIL auipc x2, 0x0 li x3, 0x80000010 //changed here addw x2, x3, x2 auipc x4, 0x80000 bne x2, x4, TEST_FAIL .option norvc
the 'ISA_INT' simulation finished successfully. My question is: "Is it a bug in 'ISA_INT' testcase?"
Here is my operating environment: OS: Ubuntu 20.04 Tool: Xuantie-900-gcc-elf-newlib-x86_64-V2.4.0-20220428 Simulation: iverilog 10.3
similar issue encountered using toolchain v2.6.1. should not write auipc testcase using li.
yes, I agree with you
Hello, I have followed the steps in 'README.md' and run simulation of the testcases. But unfortunately the 'ISA_INT' testcase showed 'simulation finished with error'.
I tried to locate the problem, and I found it in C906_INT_SMOKE.obj:
These two inequalities lead to the jumps to, and then the simulation finished with error.
The corresponding C906_INT_SMOKE.s is:
After I changed it into:
the 'ISA_INT' simulation finished successfully. My question is: "Is it a bug in 'ISA_INT' testcase?"
Here is my operating environment: OS: Ubuntu 20.04 Tool: Xuantie-900-gcc-elf-newlib-x86_64-V2.4.0-20220428 Simulation: iverilog 10.3