On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 08:25:27AM +0200, Johnny Giacomoni wrote: > Hi everybody ! > > I currently work on Linux (Open SUSE) to emulate a CPU (MC8270, FreeScale). > > I know that QEMU is designed to simulate Operating Systems, but I just want > to emulate a CPU. It seem to be possible with QEMU. > > So, by seeing on http://www.qemu.org/status.html that PowerPC target is > testing, I wonder if it's not supported yet. > > For example, I've created a HelloWorld program which has to be executed on a > PowerPC CPU. To reach this goal, I first cross-compiled it (thanks to > crosstools) with a powerpc-powerpc-linux-gnu TARGET. So, when I use qemu-ppc > -cpu MPC8270 it works, but just because it's running on Linux. I just want a > program being sure that it runs only on a PowerPC CPU. > > > Can I do that with QEMU ? How can I do ? > > I looked on some forums (mainly those of qemu) but I didn't find my answer > -> http://qemu-forum.ipi.fi/viewforum.php?f=25 > > Can you help me please ? > > Thanks. Have a nice day !
You could use qemu-system-ppc and emulate a powermac and install a ppc linux distribution in it, and run your program there. That works fine. -- Len Sorensen
