Introduction
Stable release (0.4.7.2)
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- Introduction
- Overview
- Is GXemul Free software?
- How to compile/build the emulator
- How to run the emulator
- Which processor architectures does GXemul emulate?
- Which host architectures/platforms are supported?
- Emulation accuracy
- Which machines does GXemul emulate?
- Installing and running "guest OSes"
- General notes on running "guest OSes"
- NetBSD/pmax
- NetBSD/arc
- NetBSD/hpcmips
- NetBSD/cobalt
- NetBSD/evbmips
- NetBSD/algor
- NetBSD/sgimips
- NetBSD/cats
- NetBSD/evbarm
- NetBSD/netwinder
- NetBSD/prep
- NetBSD/macppc
- NetBSD/pmppc
- NetBSD/landisk
- NetBSD/dreamcast
- Linux/dreamcast
- OpenBSD/pmax
- OpenBSD/cats
- OpenBSD/landisk
- OpenBSD/mvme88k
- HelenOS
- Ultrix/RISC
- Sprite for DECstation
- Debian GNU/Linux for DECstation
- Experimenting with GXemul
- Configuration files
- Networking
- Dreamcast emulation
- Miscellaneous
- Writing operating system code, or developing firmware, using GXemul
- Using GXemul in compiler contruction courses
- How to start the emulator with a disk image
- How to start the emulator with tape images
- How to use disk image overlays
- Transfering files to/from the guest OS
- How to extract large gzipped disk images
- Running userland binaries
- Using a PROM dump from a real machine
- Dynamic Translation
- Static vs. dynamic
- Executable Intermediate Representation
- Performance
- Instruction Combinations
- Native Code Generation Back-ends
- Technical details
Feedback:
If you have found GXemul useful, found a bug, or have other comments, then don't hesitate to mail me.(Anders Gavare)
