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Toki: Profiling HBM Performance on FPGA Systems with RISC-V Soft Cores and PCIe Host DMA Traffic
Programmable RISC-V soft cores are becoming more widespread in data-center scenarios, making it crucial to design efficient systems that deploy them on FPGA chips with HBM memory. Toki, released as open source, is the first hardware-software framework that enables profiling the performance of HBM on
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