On 23 February 2012 14:36, Magnus Therning <mag...@therning.org> wrote: > Qemu seems to mostly ship with emulation of individual CPUs (e.g. ARM > processors) and with emulation of boards (e.g. versatile), is it also > used for emulation of SoC?
Yes. Our infrastructure for doing it in a neatly encapsulated way has been a bit lacking but is getting better. Already in the tree there is emulation of OMAP1 and OMAP2 and (just landed) the Samsung Exynos4210. > I've looked around a bit, and found some indications of it, e.g. a > branch that allows connection between SystemC and qemu. SystemC support is a completely unrelated question to whether we emulate SoCs. (We don't have any SystemC support in mainline, as it happens.) > Is there a branch out there somewhere that has a ready implementation > for some SoC? Ideally with some of the more "exotic" I/O, such as > PWM, A/D converters, CAN bus, etc (extra points if it's in the STM32F1 > family :-) At the moment the only M3 based boards we support are the stellaris ones. -- PMM
