Snitch

The Snitch project is an open-source RISC-V hardware research project of ETH Zurich and University of Bologna targeting highest possible energy-efficiency. The system is designed around a versatile and small integer core, which we call Snitch. The system is ought to be highly parameterizable and suitable for many use-cases, ranging from small, control-only cores, to large many-core system made for pure number crunching in the HPC domain.

Getting Started

See our dedicated getting started guide.

Documentation

The documentation is built from the latest master and hosted at github pages: https://pulp-platform.github.io/snitch_cluster.

About this Repository

The original repository https://github.com/pulp-platform/snitch was developed as a monorepo where external dependencies are "vendored-in" and checked in. For easier integration into heterogeneous systems with other PULP Platform IPs, the original repo was archived. This new repository https://github.com/pulp-platform/snitch_cluster handles depenencies with Bender and has a couple of repositories as submodules. The Occamy System part of the original repository is being moved to its own repository https://github.com/pulp-platform/occamy.

Licensing

Snitch is being made available under permissive open source licenses. See the README.md for a more detailed break-down.