>arm-linux-gdb and another one is arm-linux-run. I believe the arm-linux-run
>is the arm-linux simulator. The command "target sim" will bring up the
>arm-linux-run simulator to run the code for debugging when the arm-linux-gdb
The simulator doesn't give you the same environment that user programs
normally run in under ARM GNU/Linux. In theory you could run a kernel under
the simulator and then use this to host your application, though in fact the
version of the simulator shipped with GDB doesn't support enough hardware to
allow the Linux kernel to run right now.
It would also be possible to augment the simulator to provide the same kind of
environment that the kernel does. Personally I'd be sceptical that either of
these approaches was worth the effort.
p.
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