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Hi, I'm a professor and interested in embedded devices. In my college, we are doing a research to bring up different RTOS on to TI based platforms. The automotive grade SoC based platforms looks to be little costly to procure and rather buying these, for the initial phase of plan, we are planning to use Emulators like QEMU, VirtualBox etc. As we don't have much idea, could you please suggest any right emulators (even maybe a TI specific SoC based emulators or any) to port the Azure RTOS on to TI based platforms
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Hi @Leena Sri - ARM has their FVP simulators that work great. I highly suggest using these. I believe some of them are free. https://www.arm.com/products/development-tools/simulation/fixed-virtual-platforms