free simulator?

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Hi, I'm looking for a free simulator. not only for the ARM architecture
itself but also for the peripherals. Im using a STR9 (ARM9). It's not
important that it doesn't work with winarm or yagarto (or another free
toolchain), something like a standalone simulator would work too.
sorry, I'm new in ARMs.
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Ed Wood wrote:
> Hi, I'm looking for a free simulator. not only for the ARM architecture
> itself but also for the peripherals. Im using a STR9 (ARM9). It's not
> important that it doesn't work with winarm or yagarto (or another free
> toolchain), something like a standalone simulator would work too.
> sorry, I'm new in ARMs.

Try Keil's free eval version of uVision. That's a lot of work, few will
give it away for free.
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Ed Wood wrote:
> ok, thx, I've tried it.
> But is there no other free way to simulate my project (with
> peripherals)? I've found the Skyeye-Project
> (http://skyeye.sourceforge.net/) but it's not for ARM9. But something
> like that would be perfect.

That's an interesting link. I take it back, some will give it away for
free. However the point about it being a lot of work still stands, there
are many ARM core microcontrollers all with proprietary peripherals, so
maintaining support for all of them is a big ask.

Clifford

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