CCC2021 CFP

[Jiuyang Liu]

Hello, everyone!

The Chisel Community Conference China 2021 (CCC2021) is planned for June 25,
2021 at the ShanghaiTech University. CCC is an annual gathering of Chisel
community enthusiasts and technical exchange workshop.
We are seeing more and more design companies and research institutions
introducing Chisel into their R&D processes, and the number of IC designers
who understand and use Chisel is growing in size.
At the University of California, Berkeley, Chisel and RISC-V were born at the
same time, and many well-known RISC-V open source chips such as Rocket-Chip
and BOOM have demonstrated their potential as a Hardware Construction Language
to the industry. Chisel is also used by the Institute of Computing Technology,
Chinese Academy of Sciences as its NutShell(https://github.com/OSCPU/NutShell)
core development language, by SiFive as its commercial IP development
language, in addition to many other inspiring projects such as
FireSim(https://github.com/firesim/firesim) and Chisel-DSP(https://github.com/
ucb-bar/dsptools).
With the support of the Chisel development community, this conference will
bring together designers and developers with hands-on experience in Chisel
from home and abroad to share cutting-edge results and experiences from the
open source community and industry. Since CCC2019, the Chisel community in
mainland China is young and vibrant, and more and more local Chinese digital
IC designers are joining the ranks of using and learning Chisel.

Session topics include and are not limited to
CPU Core (recommended but not restricted to RISC-V) implementations
SoC implementations
Verification
Simulation
Synthesis
Education
Experience sharing

Types of manuscripts.
Technical Presentations: case studies or problem-oriented presentations on
original research, breakthrough ideas, or insights into future trends.
Sessions should provide specific examples and include both practical and
theoretical information. The length of time is about 20 minutes.
Lightning talks: 5 to 10 minutes, either pre-registered or on-site (depending
on the time of the conference), can present and promote a specific Chisel
project.

The presentation submission language is required to be in English, and both
English and Chinese are acceptable for the presentation language.
Reviewers (subject to change at that time).
Jack Koenig <koe...@sifive.com>
Adam Izraelevitz <adam.izr...@sifive.com>
Edward Wang <edw...@csail.mit.edu>
Jiuyang Liu <l...@jiuyang.me>

Key Timeline.
Submission deadline: April 25, 2021
Manuscript topics and abstracts should be submitted by the submission
deadline, and will be reviewed and selected by Chisel developers.
Notification of acceptance: by May 12, 2021
Final manuscript deadline: May 30, 2021
A full version of the manuscript should be submitted by the final deadline, and
Chisel developers will quality review and suggest final changes.

Mail submission method.
Subject: - [CCC] Your Topic
CC: Jiuyang Liu <l...@jiuyang.me>
CC: Jack Koenig <koe...@sifive.com>
CC: Adam Izraelevitz <adam.izr...@sifive.com>
CC: Edward Wang <edw...@csail.mit.edu>
Body: Abstract of your paper.
Attachment: pdf only slides
All submissions are welcome.

Regards,
Jiuyang

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