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MetaSim Co-Simulation Tool
MetaSim™ is a low cost, easy-to-use co-simulation environment used by firmware engineers. Designing firmware necessitates that engineers understand the detailed interaction between hardware and software. Because the tool environments used in hardware development differ greatly from those used in software development, firmware development is made particularly difficult. An engineer developing firmware must be adept at using both an HDL simulator as well as a software debug environment.
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Cycle-Accurate (CAS) and Instruction Set (ISS) Simulators
ARC™'s cycle accurate simulators (CAS) provide a fast simulation platform to run code and analyze the performance of a system with a high degree of cycle accuracy. The CAS fully supports ARC processors' configurable and extendible architecture. It can be configured from the MetaWare® Debugger to match the specific configuration of users' processor hardware . In addition users can extend the CAS with extension instructions, core registers, auxiliary registers, and condition codes to create a completely customized model of their own processor.
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Plex86 x86 Virtual Machine Project
Welcome to the new plex86 project. Plex86 has been rehashed/revitalized to offer a very lightweight Virtual Machine (VM) for running Linux/x86. Rather than implement a full and heavyweight VM which can run all guest Operating Systems (OSes), the new approach is designed to run only Linux VMs, making the new plex86 architecture on the order of 10x or 100x more simplistic.
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aiCall: Software Visualization
aiCall automatically calculates a customizable layout of the call graph and the control flow graph of your application code. This layout is then displayed and can be interactively explored or printed.
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E-SIM
E-SIM is an advanced prototyping solution for non-Nucleus kernels. It provides the ability to develop and test embedded applications on the development host. E-SIM also provides MMI simulation, network simulation, visualization, monitoring, and tracing tools
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Nucleus SIM
Nucleus SIM is a host-compiled simulation environment that enables developers to run their Nucleus embedded applications on the development host. It provides the ability to simulate your complete system, including hardware and peripherals, I/O and the application’s GUI. You can begin your software projects the day you receive Nucleus SIM; you do not need to wait for the availability of hardware.
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