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SMP emulator:


-------- Original Message --------
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Bryce Denney wrote:

> I have extended bochs to simulate a multiprocessor system that is capable
> of booting up in Linux.  This is NOT an attempt to make bochs run faster,
> so don't bother if that's your primary concern.  Instead, I wanted to
> watch a "real" SMP system in action, spinlocks and all, and this seemed a
> reasonable way to do it.
> 
> A screen shot and the source code is at
> http://tlw.com/smpbochs/
> 
> I encourage you to try it out and let me know how it goes.
> 
> To simulate a complete Intel SMP system, I made an array of CPUs instead
> of a single one, added a local APIC to each, and connected them to a model
> of a memory-mapped I/O APIC (i82093).  It's still quite experimental, but
> ready to tinker with at least.

Questions:
1. Is there any interest in hacking the code to support multithreading
using the pthread library (one bochs CPU on one thread) ? It would be
nice to be able to use both CPUs of my Blade_1000_ to run a
SMP-x86-machine...
2. Any interest in fixing your source to compile&run on Solaris/SPARC
using Sun's Workshop compiler (current Bochs is gcc-only code... ;-( ) ?

----

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Roland

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