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QEMU

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QEMU
(Quick EMUlator) Open source software for creating emulation and virtual machine environments, developed by Fabrice Bellard. As an emulator, it is used to run operating systems and applications written for another hardware platform; for example, running ARM software on an x86-based PC.

For virtualization, QEMU is used to emulate devices and certain privileged instructions and requires either the KQEMU or KVM kernel modules and the host operating system to provide a virtual machine environment. It is typically used to run Windows and DOS applications on x86-based Linux computers. For more information, visit http://bellard.org/qemu. See KVM and virtual machine.


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0): free to developers and companies of less than 20 employees * Open source simulation environment based on QEMU * Open source base support package for the low cost Beagle Board * Supporting binaries * Hardware execution environment "We are delighted to see Symbian Foundation achieve this milestone in its migration to open source.
Sourcery G++ contains an Eclipse-based integrated development environment, the entire GNU Toolchain--C/C++ compilers, a flexible assembler, a powerful linker, runtime libraries, and a source- and assembly-level debugger--with JTAG/BDM debugging and the QEMU simulator, and more.
Because QEMU works by compiling the target object code into the host object code, virtualization is more effective than direct execution on the target," said Tristan Gingold, Senior Software Engineer at AdaCore and QEMU expert.
 
 
 
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