Hi Drasko, Only last week an Atomthreads user contributed a simulator for the Windows environment, that runs Atomthreads threads within a single Windows thread. He has dubbed this "Atomvm" and it is a separate port within the ports tree. I only just received this and have not had time to try it out or push it to Github yet, but I could send you the contributed ZIP separately if you are interested.
I realise you mention Linux-based, but you could do this within a Windows VM. I'm not sure how well Visual C++ Express runs within Wine. Other than this, I did have a look at a couple of the AVR simulators a few months ago. Simavr looked the most promising but I did not get as far as creating the necessary infrastructure to bring up Atomthreads with a UART for testing. In time I would like to create a Linux equivalent of the Atomvm, but I'll likely be personally concentrating on some of the other architecture ports first. Perhaps it would be fairly simple to create a Linux one using the contributed Windows version as example. Let me know if you'd like to see the Atomvm contribution. Best regards, Kelvin. On 20 June 2010 23:52, Drasko DRASKOVIC <drasko.drasko...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > I am interesting in inspecting and learning how the Atomthreads work, > so I was wondering if there is some Linux based AVR architecture > simulator, like qemu or similar, in which this kernel can be run and > debugged. > > Best regards, > Drasko >
