DSD Special Session
Scope
In the wake of RISC-V and its opensource ISA, this special session aims to gather recent and promising results around the comprehensive opensource hardware and software ecosystem, including RISC-V hardware implementations along with the opensource software tools, methodologies, and software stack to build end-to-end opensource computing devices. The name “MATTERV” can be pronounced “matter five”, all matters related to RISC-V, or “mate RV”, the mates, or companions, of RISC-V.
Topics
Authors are invited to submit regular papers following the submission guidelines. Topics include but are not limited to:
- RISC-V hardware implementations (extensions, SIMD, packed instructions, micro-architecture optimisations)
- system integration, hardware accelerators
- opensource software tools for design, evaluation, verification, validation, simulation
- opensource software stack, OS support, virtualisers, hypervisors, compilers and runtime
- opensource (hardware and software) for reliability, quality, fault-tolerance, security
Special Session Chairs
- Kevin Martin (Southern Brittany University, Rennes, France), email: kevin.martin@univ-ubs.fr,
- Sébastien Pillement (University of Nantes, Nantes, France), email: sebastien.Pillement@univ-nantes.fr
Important Dates
Submission Guidelines
Technical Program Committee
- Davide Rossi, Università di Bologna
- Teresa Cervero, BSC
- Christian Favre, CEA
- Martin Decky, Kernkonzept GmbH
- Luca Carloni, Columbia University
- Frank Hannig, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität
- Jerome Quevremont, Thales
- Olivier Sentieys, INRIA
- Maurizio Martina, Politecnico di Torino
- Daniel Grosse, Johannes Kepler University
- Jari Nurmi, Tampere University
- Frank K. Gürkaynak, ETHZ
- Jonathan Balkind, UC Santa Barbara
- Robert Mullins, Cambridge