Yuki Kinebuchi
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we present a new model of virtual execution environment, a flexible machine emulator with dynamic translator constructed on a portable microkernel. Our model offers both high portability and compatibility. Moreover, its flexible interface could be reconfigured to support various types of hardware interfaces.
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Digital Library
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- Y. Kinebuchi, H. Koshimae, S. Oikawa, and T. Nakajima. Virtualization techniques for embedded systems. In NICTA Technical Report, RTCSA 2006, Work in Progress Session, Aug. 16--18 2006.Google Scholar
- H. Koshimae, Y. Kinebuchi, S. Oikawa, and T. Nakajima. Using a processor emulator on a microkernel-based operating system. In NICTA Technical Report, RTCSA 2006, Work in Progress Session, Aug. 16--18 2006.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Constructing machine emulator on portable microkernel
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