Hi,
I am using some vintage ARM architecture in industrial control/ communication.
Are there any virtual platforms available for this old generation to ease software development?
(Currently we use larger systems running a full blown Debian to compile for very small embedded systems (kernel+busybox+dropbear + very little else))
As far as I understand free/open source emulators only support more recent CPUs (like RPi CPU).
Best Regards,
Marcovaldo
Hi Marcovaldo,
Looking at a flyer I found, ARM Fast Models support ARM9.
Fast Models are the emulation products from ARM.
As Alban indicates, we have a product called Fast Models. With Fast Models you can build a Virtual Platform for an ARM processor. The product contains an extensive portfolio of peripheral and other models, as well as the cores themselves.
In the ARM9 family of cores, there are models for the ARM926 and ARM968 CPUs.
You can find out more by visiting the Website here: Models - ARM or downloading an evaluation version of the product here: https://silver.arm.com/browse/FE000-KT-00001.
Rob.