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Date: Fri, 6 Nov 2009 16:18:31 +0800
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Subject: Re: [Qemu-devel] How to add a new machine support in qemu?
From: Michael Qiu <fallwind@gmail.com>
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Thanks for your reply. I'm reading hw/mips_r4k.c. But I found I should dive
into the source code.
I'm looking for some big picture level document for add a new machine using
a supported core.
It seems qemu consists 3 parts of code
1. The core dynamic translate engineer to support several archs, just like
mips, arm, ppc....
2. The peripheral emulation pool.
3. The platform relative code, just like hw/mips_jazz.c ..., it just connect
the arch and the peripherals according to the real board.
I think my work should be the 2 and 3. And I'd like to find some documents
for them.

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Thanks for your reply. I&#39;m reading hw/mips_r4k.c. But I found I should dive into the source code.<br>I&#39;m looking for some big picture level document for add a new machine using a supported core.<br>It seems qemu consists 3 parts of code<br>

1. The core dynamic translate engineer to support several archs, just like mips, arm, ppc....<br>2. The peripheral emulation pool.<br>3.
The platform relative code, just like hw/mips_jazz.c ..., it just
connect the arch and the peripherals according to the real board.<br>
I think my work should be the 2 and 3. And I&#39;d like to find some documents for them.<br><br>

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