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Does anyone know of an ARM simulator program that I can use to try some assembler programming, e.g. running opcodes, watching register values change etc.? Can be either Windows or Linux based.
Thank you,
Fred
I have one for the thumb instruction set, search for thumbulator at github.com. Qemu has a number of arm variations supported. mame has some arm support. gdb and others have the armulator from arm. I wrote mine to get better visibility, visibility from the others perhaps with the exception of gdb and whatever it might show, is sparse. I dont remember what to search for but there is a verilog behavior model for the ARM on a university site that probably gives the best visibility of all. (use verilator or icarus verilog, create .vcd files and use gtkwave to view them).