Charm is an interpreted DSL and runtime for writing/managing closed-form high-level architecture models.
Charm was presented at ISCA'18 @ LA, CA.
Python (v3.6)
pyparsing (v2.2.0)
numpy (v1.12.1)
scipy (v0.18.1)
mcerp (v0.11)
sympy (v1.1.1)
lmfit (v0.9.9)
networkx (v2.1)
For SMT capabilities:
z3 (v4.6.0 with python binding)
(Note that you will need pickle to parse the saved raw result file.)
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To start it from command line, change directory to the root of Charm, and install by
python setup.py install
then run
python CLI.py {source}
For general questions feel free to reach out to Archlab @ UCSB.
For immediate help with Charm, contact Weilong ([email protected]).
To cite our work:
Weilong Cui, Yongshan Ding, Deeksha Dangwal, Adam Holmes, Joseph McMahan, Ali JavadiAbhari, Georgios Tzimpragos, Frederic T. Chong and Timothy Sherwood. "Charm: A Language for Closed-form High-level Architecture Modeling" in Proceedings of the International Symposium of Computer Architecture (ISCA) June 2018. Los Angeles, CA.