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Note that the custom simulation model interface is subject to change
in future releases, while built-in models remain stable.
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ChipFlow's built-in simulation models cover common peripherals (UART, SPI, I2C, GPIO, QSPI Flash). For custom peripherals, you'll need to write C++ models that interact with the CXXRTL-generated design.
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The custom simulation model interface is subject to change. Model APIs may be updated in future ChipFlow releases. Built-in models (UART, SPI, etc.) are stable, but custom model registration and integration mechanisms may evolve.
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**Learning Resources:**
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1. **Study existing models**: The best way to learn is to examine ChipFlow's built-in implementations:
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