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[Qemu-devel] Modular hardware emulation
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Tom Cook |
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[Qemu-devel] Modular hardware emulation |
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Wed, 05 Jul 2017 17:56:51 +0000 |
I'm using qemu to emulate a certain fruit-flavoured single-board computer -
which is fantastic for testing changes configuration, by the way.
We have a bit of custom hardware attached to that single-board computer -
essentially an SPI-slave 8-channel ADC with some analog electronics
attached.
I'm trying to get a feel for the level of effort involved in writing an
emulation of this custom hardware that will work with qemu. I can see two
extremes: At one end of the scale, there might be a nice Python interface
already in place for writing SPI device emulations and all I need to do is
point a command-line parameter at a suitable script and away it goes. At
the other end, I need to hack around in the qemu source, understand about
3/4 of it and create a custom build of the whole emulator.
Can someone give me some sort of idea what level of effort is involved, and
perhaps a pointer in the right direction, please?
Regards,
Tom
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