Dear Ali,
thank you very much for your quick feedback!
As a gem5 beginner I do not have any better idea right now. So I think I
will start by leveraging your idea.
I previously developed ARM + x86 in QEMU-user. With QEMU I compile one QEMU
for ARM and one for x86, then I load the QEMU-user-x86,
Hi Antonio,
You might be able to do the same thing, but it sounds like you’re planning to
run in SE mode? I’d guess that it would be about the same amount of work to
make a single binary that can do both.
Ali
On Jun 23, 2014, at 10:45 AM, Antonio Barbalace via gem5-dev
gem5-dev@gem5.org
Hi Antonio,
Simulating ARM x86 at the same time won’t work today. If you wanted to make
it work, you’d need to teach the build system how to generate compile all the
architectures into a single binary, and fix some places in the code where we
use #defines based on the architecture to
Dear all,
I am interested in simulating heterogeneous-ISA systems, i.e. platforms in
which two or more different ISA processors (no GPUs!) coexist. E.g. ARM and
x86.
I had a look at the following page, but is dated 2006..
http://www.m5sim.org/Heterogeneous_System_Support
Then at
