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- Updated RTL style audit to reflect new APB4 naming conventions. - Changed performance log parsing to accommodate new APB4 wait signals. - Modified AXI4 interconnect and rib bus testbenches to use updated performance wait signals. - Adjusted IRQ topology testbench to use new APB4 peripheral and system IRQ widths. - Updated sysctrl testbench to reflect changes in APB4 performance wait signals. - Refined memory map tests to check for new APB4 definitions. - Enhanced performance log tests to validate new APB4 wait signal parsing. - Revised SOC topology tests to ensure correct APB4 peripheral and system bindings. - Updated user extensions tests to align with new APB4 interface naming.
Build and Quality Scripts
This directory contains the Python implementation of setup, dependency locking, build manifests, flow execution, simulation checks, regression orchestration, quality checks, metrics, packaging, and cleanup.
Scripts are part of the build contract. Prefer existing helpers over ad-hoc
shell behavior, preserve structured JSON results, and keep setup/download
behavior controlled by dependencies/dependencies.lock.json.
development_environment.py is the shared Docker, Nix, and manual bootstrap
entry point. It installs only the checksum-verified open-source tool bundles and
hash-pinned Python dependencies; project-local PDK and source setup remains under
the existing Make targets.
publish_fatfs_artifact.sh is the manual release helper for the lock-pinned
FatFs R0.16 archive. It verifies the archive, GitHub authentication, release
absence, and the published asset checksum before reporting the checksum-pinned
URL.
parse_performance_log.py converts the APP=benchmark UART PERF records
into meta/performance.json. The parser requires the terminal
PERF_BENCHMARK_PASS marker. parse_coremark_log.py converts the fixed
SRAM CoreMark quick report into meta/coremark.json; it requires one valid
COREMARK_RESULT record and COREMARK_PASS. Both reports complement, rather
than replace, the common SIM_TEST_PASS simulation verdict.
run_debug_session.py is the local Hazard3 debug acceptance driver. It starts
the Verilator remote-bitbang endpoint, the lock-pinned OpenOCD binary, and
RISC-V GDB, then records their logs and a structured result. Invoke it through
make CONFIG=configs/ci/ihp130-debug.mk SIMU=VERILATOR debug-sim; see
../docs/hazard3-debug.md for its scope and
limitations.
check_rtl_style.py applies the ownership-aware RTL style rules from
../rtl/rtl_style_manifest.json. The CI
target checks changed self-owned RTL for positional module connections, legacy
constructs, and the staged naming contract. rtl-style-check-all retains the
historical full-tree structural baseline while naming debt is migrated in
module-sized batches. Existing findings must not be expanded by a new change.
migrate_rtl_connections.py is the conservative migration helper for legacy
positional instances. It discovers ANSI-style module declarations in the
production RTL and locked technology/IP trees, rewrites only exact positional
parameter and port lists to named connections, and reports ambiguous instances
without modifying them. Run make rtl-migrate-connections, then
make rtl-format rtl-style-check; review the generated diff before committing.
migrate_rtl_names.py shortens only local identifiers beginning with s_ or
r_ (plus local automatic variables such as read_request). Public module
ports and interface fields are intentionally unchanged. Run
make rtl-migrate-names, then format and lint the resulting diff.
Update or add tests in ../tests for script behavior. Run
ruff check . and python3 -m pytest -q; build-flow changes also require the
relevant dry-run or regression profile from AGENTS.md.