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TmX

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TmX 06 Nov 2006, 09:38

I'm looking for a Windows-based ARM simulator (preferably free).
Any suggestions ?

06 Nov 2006, 09:38

vid
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vid 06 Nov 2006, 10:30

DeviceEmulator from MS

06 Nov 2006, 10:30

revolution
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revolution 06 Nov 2006, 10:44

ARM realview tools also has a software simulator. But it is not free.

06 Nov 2006, 10:44

vid
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vid 12 Dec 2006, 18:09

someone with wikipedia experience, please add [url]arm.flatassembler.net[/url] here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_Holdings_plc and here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture

12 Dec 2006, 18:09

MCD

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MCD 26 Dec 2006, 05:20

I would really like to see fasm ported to the Cell SPU/PowerPC, but I have no time doing it on my own Crying or Very sad

and that can't be so difficult, since both are fully open documents and SPU is even a very simple load/store architecture. Perhaps it would be wiser to recode a fasm for the Cell stuff.

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revolution 26 Dec 2006, 10:56

MCD wrote:

asm ported to the Cell SPU/PowerPC, but I have no time doing it on my own

Writing it is easy, the hard part is the testing and verification.

26 Dec 2006, 10:56

dead_body

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dead_body 26 Dec 2006, 11:33

what in plan on development this remarkable project?

26 Dec 2006, 11:33

Madis731

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Madis731 05 Feb 2007, 12:24

Hi, does anyone have any idea about why FASMARM crashes every time on Windows 2003 Server Standard 64-bi Edition?
2K/XP programs should run on 2003 fine and even though its 64-bit it shouldn't crash. FASMW doesn't have this problem.

Any other info needed to squash this bug? Just reply...

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revolution 05 Mar 2007, 05:33

Madis731 wrote:

Hi, does anyone have any idea about why FASMARM crashes every time on Windows 2003 Server Standard 64-bi Edition?

This may be related to the compressor used on the executable files. You can try to reassemble the executables without any compression and see if that fixes the problem. I don't have any 64bit machine here so I cannot test this myself.

One other matter I'll put here to save making a new message. I have uploaded version 1.10. It fixes a minor bug in the ARMLITRL.INC file and adds support for forward referencing of register based structure members.

05 Mar 2007, 05:33

Zetus

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Zetus 04 Apr 2007, 06:36

So, difference between fasm and fasmARM...
Fasm is well documented and also amount of examples...
If someone collect all docs in one (downloadable) package, with description of ARM commands,winCE/other systems/no system examples..
I cant imagine how many peoples will be grateful. Thousands..minimum.

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04 Apr 2007, 06:36

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revolution 04 Apr 2007, 09:24

I have not had the time to compile any documentation, but it is a good idea. Perhaps later when I can make some time I will see what can be done.

04 Apr 2007, 09:24

mrblobles

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mrblobles 08 Apr 2007, 21:33

awesome. does this mean I can write ASM programs for my iPod?? (it has an ARM processor, and is running iPod linux)

08 Apr 2007, 21:33

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revolution 08 Apr 2007, 22:34

mrblobles wrote:

awesome. does this mean I can write ASM programs for my iPod?? (it has an ARM processor, and is running iPod linux)

Yes, anything with an ARM inside is fair game.

Don't forget to post your code here so others can also write their own stuff for the iPod.

08 Apr 2007, 22:34

Zetus

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Zetus 11 Apr 2007, 06:12

Try to compile example4(PE)..

1.some macros is from original fasm but what? Not described.

2.can you rename window fasm v 1.67.21 to something else ? - two or more projects fasm AND f'arm - and you are completely crazed out.

I'm very interested in project, say if i can help with something.

11 Apr 2007, 06:12

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revolution 11 Apr 2007, 11:04

Zetus wrote:

1.some macros is from original fasm but what? Not described.

The examples I include do not use any macros from the original fasm package, but you do need the same path structure and also the "include" environment variable set to get it to compile.

Zetus wrote:

2.can you rename window fasm v 1.67.21 to something else ? - two or more projects fasm AND f'arm - and you are completely crazed out.

It can easily be done, but it requires altering the IDE source. I have not yet wanted to alter that file, the author changes it quite regularly and I didn't want to have to keep track so often. Of course, you are always free to alter your own copy and re-assemble the exe's.

Zetus wrote:

I'm very interested in project, say if i can help with something.

Maybe you would like to add some more examples for other systems? The examples I gave were only for WinCE and the Gumstix LINUX. But there are many other OSes out there that people are using.

11 Apr 2007, 11:04

Dex4u

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Dex4u 11 Apr 2007, 18:19

Here is a simple example that runs on a GP2X with linux on it

Code:

format ELF executable entry start segment readable executable       macro adr reg,location {       add  reg,pc,location-$-8}                              ;tell linker entry pointcode32start:        adr r0, Dirtest      ; directory        swi 0x90000C         ; chdir        adr r0, Menutest     ; program to execute        mov r1, 0            ; arg 2 = NULL        mov r2, 0            ; arg 3 = NULL        swi 0x90000B         ; execveDirtest:  db  "/usr/gp2x",0Menutest: db  "/usr/gp2x/gp2xmenu",0segment writeablePacker  rb 4000

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GP2X

11 Apr 2007, 18:19

0.1

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0.1 25 Jul 2007, 10:47

I don't have an ARM Sad

Can I get a full fledged emulator (free, OSS) that emulates complete instruction
set for ARM processors, and that runs in Windows?

25 Jul 2007, 10:47

crc

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crc 25 Jul 2007, 11:11

0.1: Take a look at SkyEye (http://www.skyeye.org/index.shtml)

25 Jul 2007, 11:11

vid
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vid 25 Jul 2007, 11:17

there is also Device Emulator from Microsoft.

You will also need to find "emulator images" for specific version of WinCE you like

25 Jul 2007, 11:17

0.1

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0.1 25 Jul 2007, 13:20

Thanks crc, vid !
I have no idea about ARM architecture as yet so I just want to start learning it.
I need an easy to follow and nice way to start in ARM. Can I hope for any help?

PS:
Is there any tutorial+emulator kit from anybody that can help me start
out on ARM?

25 Jul 2007, 13:20

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