Fascicle 00: The Sunflower Embedded System Emulator.

Using Sunflower to Run RISC-V and SuperH Binaries.

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Sunflower is a full-system emulator for embedded sensing, computation, communication, fault modeling, power dissipation, batteries, and more.

A web interface to an instance of the Sunflower Embedded System Emulator. Try typing `dumpregs` at the command prompt to see the current contents of registers for the default Hitachi SH processor instance, `newnode riscv` to create a new RISC-V processor intance and again `dumpregs` to see the set of RISC-V registers. You can use the command `setnode`number (e.g., setnode 0) to switch between the processor instances you create. Type `help` at the sunflower terminal command prompt to see a list of commands.

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P. Stanley-Marbell. "Fascicle 00: Sunflower Embedded Systems Emulator", Foundations of Embedded Systems (online), https://f-of-e.org/fascicle-00/. 
@article{f-of-e:Fascicle00,
  title = {Fascicle 00: Sunflower Embedded Systems Emulator},
  author = {Phillip Stanley-Marbell},
  booktitle = {Foundations of Embedded Systems},
  numpages = {11},
  url = {https://f-of-e.org/fascicle-00/}
  year={2020},
}
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