Prior to this application, please take a look at `<tvm-root>/vta/vta-hw/apps/tsim_example` for installation
Prior to this application, please take a look at `<vta-hw-root>/apps/tsim_example` for installation
This is an application that performs Bit Serial Multiplication for GEMM utilizing TSIM.
**Bit Serial Multiplication for GEMM:**
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We can sufficiently reduce the cycles required to perform a gemm given that the data bit width is small. This GEMM application uses TSIM for future accerlerator prototypes.
* Test Chisel3 backend with bit serial GEMM
* Go to `<tvm-root>/vta/vta-hw/apps/gemm`
* Go to `<vta-hw-root>/apps/gemm`
* Run `make`
* If you have already compiled chisel backend (i.e. ran `make`)
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* Bit parallel test with another input set, run `make parallel`
* Some steps for creating your own custom TSIM application
* Go to `<tvm-root>/vta/vta-hw/apps/gemm`
* Go to `<vta-hw-root>/apps/gemm`
* Create custom circuit within `./hardware/chisel/src/scala.main/accel/Compute.scala`
* Map the according Registers in `./hardware/chisel/src/scala.main/accel/RegFile.scala`
* Create your test script
* Map the registers in `./src/driver.cc` and link it with both `RegFile.scala` and the test script
* Understanding of `<tvm-root>/vta/vta-hw/apps/tsim_example`, which performs add by one to a vector, is highly encouraged to create a more complex application
* Understanding of `<vta-hw-root>/apps/tsim_example`, which performs add by one to a vector, is highly encouraged to create a more complex application
* Some pointers
* Chisel3 tests in `<tvm-root>/vta/vta-hw/apps/gemm/tests/python`