Re: Compiled simulator

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"Renuka Selvaraj" <renukaselvaraj@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> 1. Can you please explain me the term compiled simulator?
>
> What does it take as input and what is the output? 
>
> How does it increase the speed of simulation?
>
> 2. Also please let me know is creating a compiler for CISC architecture is
> complex than RISC? If so can you please give me some reason? Is it that
> compiler couldn't handle complex instruction in CISC? Any optimization
> problem?

The gcc-help mailing list is for questions about using gcc.  These
questions don't have anything to do with gcc.  They should probably go
to some more general mailing list.  Also, they sound like homework
questions.

I don't know what a "compiled simulator" is.  Perhaps you are thinking
of a JIT.

If you look up the definitions of the acronyms CISC and RISC I think you
will see why it is more difficult to create a simulator for a CISC.

Ian

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