David Beccue writes:
> Thanks for your thoughts on this.
>
> Yes, the analysis is just a library without src code that I compile into my
> firmware that runs on a Cortex-M3.
>
> With close to speed parity, I guess I could at least run a bunch in
> parallel on my multicore AMD 1700x more easily
Thanks for your thoughts on this.
Yes, the analysis is just a library without src code that I compile into my
firmware that runs on a Cortex-M3.
With close to speed parity, I guess I could at least run a bunch in
parallel on my multicore AMD 1700x more easily than loading the code in 16
different
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to gmane.comp.emulators.qemu.user as well.
David Beccue writes:
> I have a pretty basic question about how qemu works... I have an
> analysis library (no source) for ARM Cortex M3 processor that I'd like
> to run on many
I have a pretty basic question about how qemu works... I have an analysis
library (no source) for ARM Cortex M3 processor that I'd like to run on
many files. My hardware would be very slow doing this. Will QEMU be able to
run this faster (assuming a fast PC, ofc)?
Cheers,
David
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David Beccue
I have a pretty basic question about how qemu works... I have an analysis
library (no source) for ARM Cortex M3 processor that I'd like to run on
many files. My hardware would be very slow doing this. Will QEMU be able to
run this faster (assuming a fast PC, ofc)?
-David
