
Contributed to the OpenXiangShan/ChiselAIA repository by delivering features and fixes that enhanced system scalability, reliability, and maintainability. Work included migrating diagram assets from Draw.io to SVG to streamline documentation and simplify the build process using Makefile and Nix, as well as improving CI stability by enabling software rendering in headless environments. Expanded IMSIC interrupt source capacity and refined address handling logic, increasing support for higher-concurrency workloads and improving tolerance for memory-mapped CSR accesses. Demonstrated skills in build system management, embedded systems, and hardware description languages, with disciplined use of Git for traceability and rollback to maintain technical stability.
In Apr 2025, the OpenXiangShan/ChiselAIA project delivered targeted IMSIC improvements and stability fixes that enhance interrupt capacity and reliability for virtualized workloads. Key feature delivered: IMSIC Address Handling and Interrupt File Configuration, improving illegal-vs-ignored CSR address handling and increasing default guest interrupt files from 5 to 7 to boost interrupt capacity and tolerance for certain memory-mapped CSR accesses. Key bug fix: IMSIC Address Handling Rollback, reverting prior changes that introduced ignored-address handling and the geilen default changes to restore original address validation logic and default behavior, preserving stability. Commit references: c86c7d4de9c26934beb75e2ad1b57e1e2d652599, 031736e21c8e4df3b18ef2ab9df2f09b6f80d065, 0d429ba33c5413c8af91ab59629431a0d1c4566f, 589ea6ab1778ea0bc40717912855af60d38d1c86. Overall impact: increased interrupt capacity, better tolerance for CSR accesses, and improved stability through disciplined rollback. Technologies/skills demonstrated: IMSIC architecture understanding, CSR handling, debugging, Git-based traceability, and rollback discipline.
In Apr 2025, the OpenXiangShan/ChiselAIA project delivered targeted IMSIC improvements and stability fixes that enhance interrupt capacity and reliability for virtualized workloads. Key feature delivered: IMSIC Address Handling and Interrupt File Configuration, improving illegal-vs-ignored CSR address handling and increasing default guest interrupt files from 5 to 7 to boost interrupt capacity and tolerance for certain memory-mapped CSR accesses. Key bug fix: IMSIC Address Handling Rollback, reverting prior changes that introduced ignored-address handling and the geilen default changes to restore original address validation logic and default behavior, preserving stability. Commit references: c86c7d4de9c26934beb75e2ad1b57e1e2d652599, 031736e21c8e4df3b18ef2ab9df2f09b6f80d065, 0d429ba33c5413c8af91ab59629431a0d1c4566f, 589ea6ab1778ea0bc40717912855af60d38d1c86. Overall impact: increased interrupt capacity, better tolerance for CSR accesses, and improved stability through disciplined rollback. Technologies/skills demonstrated: IMSIC architecture understanding, CSR handling, debugging, Git-based traceability, and rollback discipline.
February 2025: Delivered scalability improvements to the IMSIC interrupt path in OpenXiangShan/ChiselAIA by expanding default interrupt sources from 256 to 512. This was achieved by widening imsicIntSrcWidth from 8 to 9 and updating APLIC/IMSIC parameter definitions. The change, captured in the commit 'Modify default parameters' (d532f72cb3c0ed4e9ac551d75e62e6ef0e198a9a), enhances system capacity under higher load and reduces risk of interrupt saturation. Overall, this work strengthens reliability and performance for higher-concurrency workloads.
February 2025: Delivered scalability improvements to the IMSIC interrupt path in OpenXiangShan/ChiselAIA by expanding default interrupt sources from 256 to 512. This was achieved by widening imsicIntSrcWidth from 8 to 9 and updating APLIC/IMSIC parameter definitions. The change, captured in the commit 'Modify default parameters' (d532f72cb3c0ed4e9ac551d75e62e6ef0e198a9a), enhances system capacity under higher load and reduces risk of interrupt saturation. Overall, this work strengthens reliability and performance for higher-concurrency workloads.
Concise monthly summary for 2024-12 focusing on delivering business value and technical stability across the OpenXiangShan/ChiselAIA repository.
Concise monthly summary for 2024-12 focusing on delivering business value and technical stability across the OpenXiangShan/ChiselAIA repository.

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