RISC-V Pipeline Simulator
Multicycle execution and data hazard visualizer
Processor Configuration
How does Pipelining work in RISC-V?
Instruction pipelining is a fundamental technique in modern computer architecture that allows the execution of multiple instructions to overlap. Instead of waiting for an instruction to complete its five functional phases, the processor starts fetching the next instruction immediately.
However, parallel execution introduces conflicts known as Data Hazards and Control Hazards. Our tool simulates advanced architectures capable of resolving these conflicts through Data Forwarding techniques or by automatically injecting control bubbles (NOP) to safeguard calculation integrity.