RISC-V emulator core implementation

NOTE: This project is currently under intensely development. The source code might be changed dramatically.

How to use

Create an Emulator object, place a binary data in DRAM and set the program counter to DRAM_BASE. The binary data must contain no headers for now. The example is here:

use rvemu::bus::DRAM_BASE;
use rvemu::emulator::Emulator;

fn main() {
    // Create a dummy binary data.
    let data = vec![
        0x93, 0x0f, 0xa0, 0x02, // addi x31, x0, 42
    ];

    // Create an emulator object.
    let mut emu = Emulator::new();
    // Place the binary data in the beginning of DRAM.
    emu.set_dram(data);
    // Set the program counter to 0x8000_0000, which is the address DRAM starts.
    emu.set_pc(DRAM_BASE);
    // Start the emulator.
    emu.start();

    // `IllegalInstruction` is raised for now because of the termination condition of the emulator,
    // but the register is successfully updated.
    assert_eq!(42, emu.cpu.xregs.read(31));
}

See the example usage in rvemu/lib/rvemu-cli/src/main.rs.

Features

Now, supports the following features (will be added in the future):

• RV64G ISA
• RV64C ISA
• Privileged ISA
• Control and status registers (CSRs)
• Virtual memory system (Sv39)
• Devices
  • UART: universal asynchronous receiver-transmitter
  • CLINT: core local interruptor
  • PLIC: platform level interrupt controller
  • Virtio