Hi Andreas,
thanks alot. I only used user mode because I thought it is easier to
implement.
I will take a look into system mode.
Best regards
Bastian
Hi Bastian,
Am 18.07.2013 19:09, schrieb kbast...@mail.uni-paderborn.de:
> The processor is usually embedded and
> programs run without operating systems or with custom ones designed for
> hard realtime. Would it be much work to port from user mode to system mode?
> I am using a c-compiler to crea
On 18 July 2013 18:09, wrote:
> thanks for the fast response. The processor is usually embedded and programs
> run without operating systems or with custom ones designed for hard
> realtime.
If this is your use case you should just implement system mode
and not worry about implementing linux-use
Hi Peter,
thanks for the fast response. The processor is usually embedded and
programs run without operating systems or with custom ones designed
for hard realtime. Would it be much work to port from user mode to
system mode?
I am using a c-compiler to create testprograms and these programs
On 18 July 2013 17:44, wrote:
> Hey everybody,
>
> I am fairly new to qemu development. So here is my question:
> I would like to write a virtual watchdog device, which
> is part of the emulated cpu. This is part of an Infineon
> Tricore Implementation I am writing. For simplicities sake
> I use
Hey everybody,
I am fairly new to qemu development. So here is my question:
I would like to write a virtual watchdog device, which is part of the
emulated cpu. This is part of an Infineon Tricore Implementation I am
writing. For simplicities sake I use qemu user mode, to test my
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