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Autori principali: Pottier, Juliette, Nieddu, Thomas, Gal, Bertrand Le, Pillement, Sébastien, Real, Maria Méndez
Natura: Preprint
Pubblicazione: 2024
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.14999
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author Pottier, Juliette
Nieddu, Thomas
Gal, Bertrand Le
Pillement, Sébastien
Real, Maria Méndez
author_facet Pottier, Juliette
Nieddu, Thomas
Gal, Bertrand Le
Pillement, Sébastien
Real, Maria Méndez
contents For years, the open-source RISC-V instruction set has been driving innovation in processor design, spanning from high-end cores to low-cost or low-power cores. After a decade of evolution, RISC architectures are now as mature as the CISC architectures popularized by industry giant Intel. Security and energy efficiency are now joining execution speed among the design constraints. In this article, we assess the benefits and costs associated with integrating a micro-decoding unit inspired by CISC processors into a RISC-V core. This unit, added in a specific pipeline stage, should enable dynamic custom instruction sequences execution whose usage could be, for instance to compress binaries, obfuscate behavior, etc.
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spellingShingle RISC-V processor enhanced with a dynamic micro-decoder unit
Pottier, Juliette
Nieddu, Thomas
Gal, Bertrand Le
Pillement, Sébastien
Real, Maria Méndez
Hardware Architecture
For years, the open-source RISC-V instruction set has been driving innovation in processor design, spanning from high-end cores to low-cost or low-power cores. After a decade of evolution, RISC architectures are now as mature as the CISC architectures popularized by industry giant Intel. Security and energy efficiency are now joining execution speed among the design constraints. In this article, we assess the benefits and costs associated with integrating a micro-decoding unit inspired by CISC processors into a RISC-V core. This unit, added in a specific pipeline stage, should enable dynamic custom instruction sequences execution whose usage could be, for instance to compress binaries, obfuscate behavior, etc.
title RISC-V processor enhanced with a dynamic micro-decoder unit
topic Hardware Architecture
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.14999