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Very cool! I just started to dvelve into RISC-V, and the book I'm reading (not in English) offers their own emulator[1], which, at a glance, is much simpler than QEMU, and comes with a weird license[2]. I wonder if people actually used it, since it looks like an academic project. Maybe I can also follow this tutorial and test it out.

[1] https://github.com/NJU-ProjectN/nemu/tree/master

[2] https://github.com/NJU-ProjectN/nemu/blob/master/LICENSE

Edit: wrong link



It likely doesn't have performance that's good enough for production use. Doesn't look like there's JIT so it's all instruction by instruction interpreting.


You can follow the MIT course and use QEMU if so wish.


Link to the MIT course?





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