RE: [avr-gcc-list] Opinions of AVR simulators

[Schwichtenberg, Knut]

Hi David,

if you use older AVRs and do not wonder about some serious looking
messages at compile time then you could use VMLAB - which seems to be
out of service. It provides the ability to add some predefined
peripherals like LCD, keyboard, analogue inputs and also you can
simulated 2 devices at a time and have these both connected via serial
or SPI I/F - that's what I've tested. But for month the forum is out of
service and there are no new updates. 

Knut
 

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> Subject: [avr-gcc-list] Opinions of AVR simulators
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> What opionions do people have on the open AVR simulators?  
> The two that
> I've found are Avrora and simulavr.  I'm trying to find out 
> if its worth
> the time to figure out how to get them working.  I'm mostly 
> interested in
> verifying the correctness and timing relationships of some 
> multi-threaded
> code.
> 
> Thanks again,
> David Carr
> 
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