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Jul 19 2022

Fully deterministic Linux + Zephyr/micro-ROS testing in Renode

Fully deterministic Linux + Zephyr/micro-ROS testing in Renode

In testing environments, determinism is key - having our application run the exact same way every time regardless of outside influences is crucial to long term stability and trustworthiness of the test suite. That is why Renode, our open source simulation framework, focuses on providing the capability for deterministic testing of hardware systems in software. Read more

Jul 13 2022

Simulating SoCs with isolated address spaces in Renode

Simulating SoCs with isolated address spaces in Renode

Renode is Antmicro's open source, multi-architecture hardware simulator that has been helping our customers to develop countless complex hardware models over the years. Renode allows you to run the same software you would use on real hardware. To achieve this, it provides users with a multitude of built-in models of boards and SoCs, which mimic their physical counterparts. To give users even more customization options, we have developed support for multi-core CPUs having access to different devices under the same bus addresses. There are many use cases for this feature, with the most prevalent being security. In this note, we will describe how we implemented the possibility to isolate address spaces within a single SoC for security and other use cases, as required by our customers' usage of Renode. Read more

May 17 2022

Renode 1.13 for improved machine learning and pre-silicon development

Renode 1.13 for improved machine learning and pre-silicon development

After a longer while, we are excited to announce that the next release of Renode is here. Since the previous release we’ve been busy working with many customers and partners, including Google, Microchip and Betrusted, on various use cases, all of which led to numerous improvements, as well as new features, that are now available in our simulation framework. Read more