The Trireme Platform includes everything you need to bring up the hardware and software of a custom RISC-V system, from ultra-low-power microcontrollers to high-performance multi-core processors.
R-Visor is a modular and highly extensible dynamic binary instrumentation (DBI) framework designed for open Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) ecosystems. It enables advanced application and system introspection, performance analysis, architectural research, and optimization.
R-Visor integrates ArchVisor DSL, a powerful domain-specific language that allows developers to seamlessly incorporate new ISA extensions. Combined with its modular architecture and intuitive instrumentation API, R-Visor provides a flexible, developer-friendly platform for researchers and engineers working on cutting-edge ISA innovations.
Multiple output binary formats for use on Linux, bare-metal FPGA systems, or RTL simulations.
Simple parameters to customize binary entry point, stack address & size, heap size, and more. Board Support Package (BSP) included.
Written in Verilog 2001 with fully parameterized modules without any vendor-specific or 3rd party IP.
Build custom hardware systems with a variety of cores, coherent cache configurations, memory modules, and network-on-chip support.
Simulate RISC-V ISA instructions right in your browser. Ideal for beginners and classroom use.
Upload C and assembly, or write it in the editor window. Observe register and memory state after each instruction.
Generate Verilog for a custom core, cache, memory & NoC configuration. Download customized top module.
Select Verilog parameters in a GUI. See a visualization of the configured RISC-V system. Save and export settings for sharing.
From low-power microcontrollers, to Linux ready multi-core processors, the Trireme Platform can do it all. Get started with some of the Trireme Platform's included example systems. The Basin and Cove processor systems are available now to download while we are finishing the release of the Arroyo and Delta processor systems.
Linux ready single-core system
Download Zip files here or check out the Trireme Platform on Github
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The Trireme platform is managed and maintained by the Secure Micro Technologies team and the Secure, Trusted, and Assured Microelectronics (STAM) Center in Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University. Sincere thanks to all the team members who have contributed to the platform.