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You could simulate this on an FPGA platform, those aren't going to be cheap to hold a large design. Usually by running simulations on a PC you're just running v
by chrsw 2y ago
You could simulate this on an FPGA platform, those aren't going to be cheap to hold a large design. Usually by running simulations on a PC you're just running very specific test cases.
I've run CPU simulations on machines with 64GB of RAM before and it took several hours just to get to single-user shell in Linux. Different CPU design and computer, but the point is it's not something you'd typically use interactively.
- ge96 2y agoInteresting do it actually runs that's cool vs. a hyper visor which idk the difference but yeah