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This paper describes a project of simulator of Cortex-M microprocessors. This project builds on top of Unicorn Engine, which is used to simulate the ARM core. Benefit of this project is capability to load a production firmware and to replace microprocessor peripherals. The same firmware can be executed on a physical board and the same firmware can be simulated. This allows quick continuous integration and testing for development of embedded firmware.
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