jeremybennett
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3 years ago @Abraham-Castaneda Sorry for the slow reply. If you have a new processor and board, you will have to create new declarations for the board and the processor. Take a similar processor as an example and use it as a template. There is some guidance in the doc directory.
If you want to then execute your tests, you will need to create a Python module in order to get the tests to run on your platform and return result and time. Again take an existing example and modify it.
In the user's guide, under "configuring the benchmarks", it describes how the benchmarks can be configured by declaring an architecture. However, when I try to use --arch riscv32 with ./build_all.py, it simply won't run without me declaring the board, of which I can only choose one, ri5cyverilator. The processor I am trying to test does not have a board or chip assigned to it yet, so I am at a loss on how to proceed. Any help would be appreciated.