Hello,
Andrzej Zaborowski wrote:
> There is some interesting work being done on a similar project by Paul
> Sokolovsky for his and Maria Zabolotnaya's Google Summer Of Project.
Yes, there's such project, being done from Handhelds.org, with the
motivation that the project works on porting Linux
On 27/07/07, Paul Borman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The platform I started with was ppc_prep :-)
>
> So, is Python already part of qemu? Personally, I would have a goal
> that the definition of a device would be simple enough that there
> would be no reason to have anything more complicated than
n schembr wrote:
-snap-
Personally though I don't see much benefit to simple syntax config
files over C files, that are being used now.
Config files implies a self check process. A better question might
be, has qemu grown to the point where an outsider is going to define
a new platform?
A
"Paul Borman" wrote:
Personally, I would have a goal
that the definition of a device would be simple enough that there
would be no reason to have anything more complicated than a simple
text file.
Look at the Virtutech Simics emulator. (It's closed source product but free
for academic use
The platform I started with was ppc_prep :-)
So, is Python already part of qemu? Personally, I would have a goal
that the definition of a device would be simple enough that there
would be no reason to have anything more complicated than a simple
text file. While I would not suggest that t
On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 21:00:31 +0200, andrzej zaborowski wrote:
>
> There is some interesting work being done on a similar project by Paul
> Sokolovsky for his and Maria Zabolotnaya's Google Summer Of Project.
> In their approach machine descriptions (but not only) are written in
> python, which let
