2017 15:01
To: gem5 Developer List <gem5-dev@gem5.org>
Subject: Re: [gem5-dev] Heterogeneous ISA Simulation Support
Hi Yasir,
as far as I know heterogeneous ISAs is not supported and will not be supported
anytime soon. However, there are workarounds. For instance, you can use the TLM
Hi Yasir,
as far as I know heterogeneous ISAs is not supported and will not be supported
anytime soon. However, there are workarounds. For instance, you can use the
TLM bridge to connect two (or more) gem5 systems to each other. This requires
some tricks and linker magic, but it works. I was
Hi Yasir,
As Steve says gem5 has some way to go before supporting heterogeneous
ISAs. I actually started out quite a while back to make as much as
possible non-ISA specific. For example, the memory tree (src/mem) is
pretty much completely ISA agnostic. I think the best way forward is to
continue
The situation hasn't changed. ISA is still a compile-time constant.
That said, I don't know of any other systems that simulate both x86 and ARM
even with a compile-time switch, so if you're bound and determined to do
it, my guess is that gem5 is probably the best starting point you're going
to
Dear All,
I am considering to use GEM5 for simulating heterogeneous ISA systems, eg.
ARM-x86 systems in a single simulation. I have went through the archives and
seen that this is wasn't supported 2 years ago. Is there any update regarding
this or is this still not supported today ?
Thank you
