Hi,
Generally, firstly you need to boot the linux on RISCV model successfully. And then you need to develop your own c application program and compile it with cross-compiler statically, then you copy the test executable to the mounted disk(The riscv OS disk, let's assume you put it on /tmp/test). Then after you re-boot the OS on RISCV, you can find the file test under /tmp/ folder.
Then just execute it by /tmp/test.
That's the general flow we can use.
Leizu
At 2024-02-01 23:15:26, "elio.vinciguerra--- via gem5-users" gem5-users@gem5.org wrote:
Hi all, I am looking for a way to emulate with gem5 in FS (Full System) mode simple C executables, compiled in RISC-V, even containing a single infinite while loop. Could someone please point me to how to do this?
Hi,
Generally, firstly you need to boot the linux on RISCV model successfully. And then you need to develop your own c application program and compile it with cross-compiler statically, then you copy the test executable to the mounted disk(The riscv OS disk, let's assume you put it on /tmp/test). Then after you re-boot the OS on RISCV, you can find the file test under /tmp/ folder.
Then just execute it by /tmp/test.
That's the general flow we can use.
Leizu
At 2024-02-01 23:15:26, "elio.vinciguerra--- via gem5-users" <gem5-users@gem5.org> wrote:
Hi all, I am looking for a way to emulate with gem5 in FS (Full System) mode simple C executables, compiled in RISC-V, even containing a single infinite while loop. Could someone please point me to how to do this?
