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ARM Fast Model Native acceleration

Mughees Chohan

Hi,

Do the ARM Fast Models support native acceleration when running on an ARM server. I am running arm binaries of ARM Fast Models on a high-end arm server but the performance is about 6-7 times slower as compared to running on an x86_64 system. I have specifically compiled a SystemC Virtual Platform for Cortex-R82x1 present in one of the examples in ARM Tools Portfolio. 

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Mughees

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    Hi Mughees, another option to execute R82 binaries that DOES use Arm native acceleration is to use a Corellium model. We have R82 models up and running on our site today and even offer free trials. You can log in using your Arm ID as well. Our R82 models typically run faster than the silicon implementation while maintaining complete functional accuracy. Try it out here https://app.avh.corellium.com

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    Hi Mughees, another option to execute R82 binaries that DOES use Arm native acceleration is to use a Corellium model. We have R82 models up and running on our site today and even offer free trials. You can log in using your Arm ID as well. Our R82 models typically run faster than the silicon implementation while maintaining complete functional accuracy. Try it out here https://app.avh.corellium.com

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