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During the compilation, there is the following error:
Unescaped left brace in regex is deprecated, passed through in regex; marked by <-- HERE in m/^\@strong{ <-- HERE (.*)}$/ at /home/user/tlmu/scripts/texi2pod.pl line 313. qemu.pod around line 95: Non-ASCII character seen before =encoding in 'Sch�tz.'. Assuming UTF-8 POD document had syntax errors at /usr/bin/pod2man line 71. Makefile:353: recipe for target 'qemu.1' failed make: *** [qemu.1] Error 255 make: *** Deleting file 'qemu.1'
The compilation is done on a Fedora 25 updated system

hello
tlmu looks great and im trying to make a test on qemu-systemc interfacing.
but now im stopped by this message:
could not read keymap file 'en-us'

what i did wrong? seems a problem with qemu and searching for solution on net doesnt helped.
thanks

I want to port this project to support sparc arch, and I modefiy the /hw/tlmu-mach.c, but it does not work. the tlmu_load functions return an error state.

Has anyone done an i386 target? I looked at hw/tlm_mach.c and I am trying to figure out how to map the MIPS/ARM/CRIS calls to i386 equivalents. I get a clean compile and run but c_example (i386 build) jumps to undefined memory locations.

Hi Edgar,
I have 'rebase'd tlmu onto QEMU-1.2.0.
Rebase command of git did not help because QEMU core has changed pretty much. Ofcourse you know :)
I had to rewrite the memory access hooks.

Now tlm_mem is treated as ramd which is almost as same as romd of QEMU.
I have added another mem_map function, tlmu_map_ram_nosync().
Memories specified with tlmu_map_ram_nosync() is accessed via DMI without any timing calculation.
Search walk of TLMRegisterRamEntry never happens anymore.

Linux on ARM now boots up in 3sec, which is 7 times faster.

I only tested the functionality of ARM.
There must be new bugs about timing calculation and syncing.

I am planning to keep up with mainline QEMU release.

If you are interested, please try tlmu-1.2.0 branch on our repository.
https://github.com/hdlab/tlmu/tree/tlmu-1.2.0

Best regards,
Yutetsu.