Jeff Setter
Jeff Setter
Deleted profiling, since its implementation was later implemented for #696
I do not use the simulator rewind feature.
I am still using the C++ simulator. If there is a better alternative, I can investigate that.
I'm still interested in the comment that: > we agreed last year that we were going to deprecate the c++ backend Was the thinking that Fault would replace all testing?...
Hm, I've had issues simulating the CoreIR implementation of the "rowbuffer" in Verilator. Furthermore, functional models that don't have CoreIR definitions will be difficult to simulate purely in Verilator. Maybe...
Oh I was talking about the CoreIR interpreter. But should I be simulating using Verilator instead? What's the benefit and drawbacks of Verilator vs the CoreIR interpreter?
Yes. BFloat and Float32 would be sufficient.
Btw, if you're interested in looking at the code that Halide uses to implement bfloat16, these two files that Andrew wrote are useful: https://github.com/StanfordAHA/Halide-to-Hardware/blob/master/src/Float16.cpp https://github.com/StanfordAHA/Halide-to-Hardware/blob/master/src/EmulateFloat16Math.cpp
The init values for sch3 and sch4 include negative values. I think that is why you are seeing those values, but you can also check the .json to see if...
I recommend reducing the values to a register, which shouldn't have a cycle delay. I don't think there should be hardware limitations on this schedule. I'm not sure how loading...