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ARMISS: An Instruction Set Simulator for the ARM Architecture
The development efficiency of embedded systems is highly pressured due to the pursuit of short time-to-market of embedded products. In traditional design flow, although software can be developed in parallel with the hardware platform, it can only be tested and verified after the platform is fabricated. ARMISS, an Instruction Set Simulator for the ARM architecture, is developed to enable early software testing and verification. The ARM instruction set, MMU and interrupt handling are emulated in this tool. An instruction caching technique is designed to accelerate the interpretation-based instruction emulation. ARMISS is implemented in the C programming language, thus is highly portable across varies host operating systems for embedded system design.