QEMU is a widely used, open-source simulator with a reputation for offering a comprehensive library of processor and peripheral models. However, the absence of standardised interfaces restrict its flexibility.
QBox (QEMU in SystemC Box) addresses this issue by integrating QEMU with SystemC TLM-2.0 interfaces, allowing for seamless integration of QEMU models into any SystemC TLM-2.0 simulation.

At qbox.rocks, we provide a straightforward tool to assess the degree of support your target CPU receives from QEMU, and consequently, from QBox.
For instance, ARM CPUs depend on particular feature sets that define their performance and capabilities. These must be accurately modeled in QEMU to allow the target software to run correctly. While many features are already supported, some may remain unmodeled due to differences in abstraction levels.

Whether you're looking to integrate QBox into your virtual platform, add new CPU models to our list, or have any other inquiries about our services, feel free to contact us!