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| | 9 | Running ALMOS on TSAR virtual prototype requires the installation of several open-source technologies like a GCC cross-compiler, SocLib virtual prototyping library, SystemC, SystemCASS and TSAR modules. To simplify the task of building and configuring a correct development environment, ALMOS comes with a stand-alone and ready-to-use distribution. |
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| | 11 | This distribution enables you to : |
| | 12 | * Write/port your own applications for ALMOS |
| | 13 | * Run these applications on TSAR using different number of cores ranging from 4 to 1024 cores. |
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| | 17 | This distribution contains the following resources : |
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| | 19 | * ALMOS |
| | 20 | * The headers and static libraries |
| | 21 | * The kernel and its bootloader |
| | 22 | * TSAR |
| | 23 | * Accurate Full-system simulator |
| | 24 | * TTY consoles and Framebufer utilities |
| | 25 | * GCC mipsel bar-metal corss-compiler |
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