This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
armsim is an ARM Simulator for Linux
Objective
armsim has the objective of simulating arm based processors starting with the at91sam9260
nonetheless, it is designed to be extensible, so you’ll be able to write you own classes to plug in you microcontroller
Is is designed for Linux and Python2.6 so be sure you have these requirements.
Current Status
Currently a total of 20 instructions are supported, even tough most of them are recognized.
The project is being developed quickly so you can expect the complete instruction set to be supported in a few weeks
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