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| − | === | + | System-call Emulation (SE) mode is one of the two modes of gem5 and the most basic. gem5 simulates your program and traps any system calls made to the host then emulates them. In the older versions of gem5, only statically linked binaries were allowed to be simulated in SE mode however, gem5 2.0 now supports dynamically linked binaries. |
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SE mode
Overview=
System-call Emulation (SE) mode is one of the two modes of gem5 and the most basic. gem5 simulates your program and traps any system calls made to the host then emulates them. In the older versions of gem5, only statically linked binaries were allowed to be simulated in SE mode however, gem5 2.0 now supports dynamically linked binaries.
