SimCore is a project name to provide computer architecture core tools including processor simulators.
A part of SimCore simulator is
originally called SimAlpha Simulator.
Therefore SimCore/Alpha Functional Simulator Version 1.0 is
equivalent to SimAlpha
Version 1.0.
We have developed a function-level processor simulator, SimCore/Alpha Functional
Simulator Version 2.0 (SimCore Version 2.0), for processor architecture research
and processor education.
The main features of SimCore Version 2.0 are as follows:
(1) It offers many functions as a function-level simulator.
(2) It is implemented compactly with 2,800 lines in C++.
(3) It separates the function of the program loader.
(4) No global variable is used, and
so it improves the readability and function.
(5) It offers a powerful verification mechanism.
(6) It operates on many platforms.
(7) Compared with sim-fast in the SimpleScalar Tool Set,
SimCore Version 2.0 attains a 19% improvement
in simulation speed.
2004-06-14: paper at Workshop on Computer Architecture is available.
2004-05-24: SimCore/Alpha RealScalar Version 1.0r1 is available.
2004-05-11: SimCore/Alpha Functional Simulator Version 2.0r1 is available.
SimAlpha old versions are downloadable from SimAlpha Homepage.
Kenji Kise, Hiroki Honda, and Toshitsugu Yuba:
SimAlpha Version 1.0: Simple and Readable Alpha Processor Simulator,
Lecture Note in Computer Science (LNCS), Vol. 2823, pp. 122-136, Springer-Verlag
(September 2003)
2003-12-15: SimCore/Alpha Functional Simulator Version 1.8.0 is available.
2003-10-03: SimCore/Alpha RealScalar Version 0.9.30 is available. This is a test version.
2003-09-28: SimCore/Alpha Functional Simulator Version 1.5.0 is available. This version is simple, readable and fast !!
This page is written by Kenji KISE. kis@is.uec.ac.jp