Sure. If you build with tools/dev/gm.py arm.release on an x86 host, you'll
get a simulator d8 binary. More generally, this is what having distinct
target_arch and v8_target_arch parameters in args.gn is good for: the
former controls what platform the binaries will run on, the latter controls
what architecture V8's compilers will target. If there is a difference, the
simulator will be used.
On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 7:48 PM Thomson Tan wrote:
> Mksnapshot builds v8 to target arch but it could run with simulator on
> host arch when cross compiling. Is there a similar way to build d8 to
> target arch but actually running on host arch with simulator? I'd like to
> utilize the simulator to debug some codegen issue which might be hard to
> debug on target.
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