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Sleipnir-An Instruction-Level Simulator Generator

by: Tor E. Jeremiassen
Computer Design, International Conference on, Vol. 0 (2000), 23, doi:10.1109/iccd.2000.878265  Key: citeulike:7137117

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Instruction-level simulators occupy a central role in the software development for embedded processors. They provide a convenient virtual platform for testing, debugging and optimizing code. They can be made available long before any hardware is available, and are not as awkward to work with as test/evaluation boards. However, many available instruction-level simulators are lacking in desired functionality. Moreover, instruction-level simulators suitable to the task are tedious to write from scratch.This paper presents the Sleipnir simulator generator, a convenient tool for writing instruction-level simulators. Sleipnir allows simulators for simple architectures to be generated with a minimum of overhead, yet allows sufficient micro-architectural detail to be expressed to generate cycle accurate simulators for most embedded processors. Sleipnir has been used to successfully generate fast instruction-level simulators for six different architectures, including a RISC processor, two microcontrollers and three DSPs.


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