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HySim: a fast simulation framework for embedded software development

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Instruction Set Simulation (ISS) is widely used in system evaluation and software development for embedded processors. Despite the signiﬁcant advancements in the ISS technology,...

Stefan Kraemer, Lei Gao, Jan Weinstock, Rainer Leu...

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