A PowerPC platform full system simulation-from the MOOSE up

1999 IEEE International Performance, Computing and Communications Conference (Cat. No.99CH36305) Pub Date : 1999-02-10 DOI:10.1109/PCCC.1999.749472

L. Robinson, G. Whisenhunt

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Systems simulation is not new. Several instances of varying degrees have appeared over the last few years providing a diverse level of simulation capability. There are also a plethora of simulation kernels and simulation environments available today. Each of these has strengths and weaknesses usually centered around the specific environment to which the simulation is targeted. During the mid-1990s there were no other publicly available simulations that provided what we considered to be a complete functional system simulation environment. This paper presents the PowerSim simulation environment and the MOOSE simulation kernel. PowerSim is a full system simulation of a PowerPC computer platform capable of running unmodified complex operating systems and applications. MOOSE (Motorola Object-Oriented Simulation Environment) is simulation kernel capable of running distributed object-oriented simulations in an efficient, synchronized manner. In this simulation environment, it is possible to analyze an almost unlimited set of applications and systems software.

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一个PowerPC平台完整的系统模拟-从MOOSE开始

系统仿真并不新鲜。在过去几年中出现了几个不同程度的实例，提供了不同级别的模拟能力。现在也有大量的仿真内核和仿真环境可用。每种方法都有优点和缺点，通常以模拟所针对的特定环境为中心。在20世纪90年代中期，没有其他公开可用的模拟提供了我们认为是完整的功能系统模拟环境。本文介绍了PowerSim仿真环境和MOOSE仿真内核。PowerSim是PowerPC计算机平台的完整系统模拟，能够运行未经修改的复杂操作系统和应用程序。MOOSE(摩托罗拉面向对象仿真环境)是一种仿真内核，能够以高效、同步的方式运行分布式面向对象仿真。在这个模拟环境中，可以分析几乎无限的应用程序和系统软件。

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