stages during the simulation of the execution of a given binary file. Early releases of <b>Draw Me a Pipeline</b> will only

support HTML rendering.

How to use it:

$ git clone https://github.com/fallen/milkymist-mmu-simulation.git # Clone the simulation repository

$ git clone https://github.com/fallen/dmp.git # Clone the dmp tool to analyse simulation output

$ cd milkymist-mmu-simulation

$ source /opt/Xilinx/14.3/ISE_DS/settings32.sh # Sets environment up to use Xilinx tools

$ export PATH=$PWD/tools/h2a/:$PATH # Adds h2a tool in PATH to convert binary files to ASCII hex files

$ make tools # Builds h2a tool

Uncomment "`define CFG_DRAW_ME_A_PIPELINE" in lm32_include.v

Comment other defines which could lead to text being written to the console during simulation (e.g. CFG_PIPELINE_TRACES, CFG_UART_ENABLED, CFG_VERBOSE_DISPLAY_ENABLED)

$ make dmp # Runs the actual simulation and saves pipeline informations to dmp.data file

$ cd ../dmp

$ ./dmp --starttime 2700 --endtime 3000 ../milkymist-mmu-simulation/dmp.data

And there you are, <b>Draw Me a Pipeline</b> has generated an HTML visualization of the pipeline states during your simulation

and saved it under "output.html".

You can now open it with your favorite web browser!