[Skyeye-developer] [Sky-eye] ARM9 Instructions Set Simulator for ARMv4T

Michael.Kang blackfin.kang at gmail.com
Wed Feb 27 12:33:05 CST 2008


On 2/27/08, Quan phongvan <phongvan84 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi friends,
>  This is the first time I've join into sky-eye community, and I have
>  some questions hope that you can help me as soon as possible.
>
>  Our goal for ARM9 Instruction Set Simulator is making an simple
>  command line program that as simple as possible for all 111
>  instructions of ARMv4T architecture. Input of program is binary file,
>  after decoding binary file we will have all the arm assembly code then
>  fetch and execute them, the output is dump-out the content of ARM
>  assembly codes to text file and status of all general purpose register
>  of ARM (R0-R15). So can someone help me clear out some of my issues:
>  1. From sky-eye I can see your instruction decoding scheme, but it's
>  too complex to me, can I have an choice for decoding scheme?
what do you mean? Implementation of instruction decode is too complex?
>  2. With our goal above, do I have to simulate the Memory Management
>  Unit or I can fix the memory management, such as: fix a address
>  mapping table, stack. Or can you me to find out a simple solution for
>  this?
MMU simulation is stabe enough for run linux OS. So what new features
do you want to implement??
>
>  Thank you very much for your attention.
>  Best regards,
>  Nguyen Anh Quan.
>  --
>  Never walk alone
>
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