[Skyeye-developer] How print value of registers while running a raw binary? Got sample binaries?

[kang shuo]

Sorry for so late answer. Hope that is still helpful for you.
 You can try the testcase in the attachment, just run skyeye without
any argument.
To run binary image in SkyEye, you can write a line like the following:

           mem_bank: map=M, type=RW, addr=0x01000000,
size=0x00400000,file=./ hello.bin

That means you want to load hello.bin file to 0x01000000 , and its
entry also is 0x01000000.

-- Thanks
-- Michael.Kang

On 5/16/07, Christian Seberino <chris at seberino.org> wrote:
> I'm interested in using SkyEye and possibly helping with development.
>
> I want to specify raw memory image (binary) in skyeye.conf and the entry
> point.
>
> Anyone have any sample simple test binary images I can use?


>
> Also, how print contents of registers and other CPU state information
> after every instruction?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chris
>
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