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- Running litmus tests on hardware using litmus7 - Arm Developer
In this post, we are going to learn how to run litmus tests on hardware using litmus7 Running litmus tests on hardware allows verification engineers, for example, to test whether their implementation follows the Arm architecture, more precisely the Arm memory model
- ARM Litmus Tests - University of Cambridge
This is a collection of ARM litmus tests: analogues of the POWER litmus tests used in our PLDI paper
- Herd7 and Litmus7 Test Primer | Arm Learning Paths
This section gives you an overview of the syntax of litmus tests and how to run them More comprehensive information on developing and running litmus tests can be found in the diy7 documentation
- How to generate litmus tests automatically with the diy7 tool
Here we are going to learn how to automatically generate litmus tests This is similar to the message passing one (MP) that we studied in the previous blog post To start with, we need to install the diy tool More precisely, we are going to install all the herd+diy toolsuite This will give you:
- Barrier+Litmus+Tests+and+Cookbook+A08 - ARM architecture family
For general purpose processors, such as ARM, these micro-architectural innovations have largely been hidden from the programmer by a number of micro-architectural techniques
- Additional Resources | Arm Learning Paths
This is an advanced topic for developers seeking practical ways to test thread synchronization approaches in the Arm memory model
- Herd7 - Arm Developer
The Herd7 tool is used to run the Arm consistency model, a machine-readable, executable, and formal artefact Use the tool to examine the Arm consistency model over litmus tests by executing specific questions
- RISC-V architecture concurrency model litmus tests - GitHub
This litmus-tests-riscv repository contains litmus tests for the RISC-V concurrency architecture, as used by members of the RISC-V Memory Model Task Group during the architecture development
- Running tests with litmus7 - Inria
Given a litmus test in assembler (X86, X86_64, Power, ARM, MIPS, RISC-V), litmus7 runs the test Using litmus7 thus requires a parallel machine, which must additionally feature gcc and the pthreads library Our tool litmus7 has some limitations especially as regards recognised instructions
- A Tutorial Introduction to the ARM and POWER Relaxed Memory Models
The table below gives some sample experimental data, running this test on various processor implementations using a test harness produced by our litmus tool [AMSS11a]
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