[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Everyone is aware of CPU software *emulators* but I'm concerned that they
may not be *perfectly* accurate...especially for all corner cases.
What would be ideal is if a CPU company would publish the software they
actually used to *manufacture* the darn CPU itself.
No, actually it wouldn't be. It would be of no use to you because you
wouldn't have access to any of the software that runs that code anyway.
Is such a software beast possible to get?? Does it exist?
(I'm not familiar with how CPUs are made.)
I'd *really* like it for the ARM7TDMI.
You will not find basically *any* models for ARM processors as ARM
waggles lawyers as soon as they get wind of it, see the nnARM story:
http://www.eetimes.com/story/OEG20011102S0121
If you want models for processor cores, www.opencores.org is probably
the best place to start. However, I'm not sure it's going to really do
what you want.
Additionally, you might want to consider the skyeye emulator. It seems
to emulate some ARM stuff reasonably well.
-a
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