I was wondering, if one wanted to experiment with hardware development, can they use Bochs plugins for it? Is it possible to develop new hardware for QEMU/VirtualBox too without tinkering with the source?
If yes, how can I write Bochs plugins and how can I develop hardware for QEMU or VirtualBox?
Hardware Development
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You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
Re: Hardware Development
I don't know anything about developing plugins for hardware development for Bochs/QEMU/Vbox but you could try an FPGA. These devices made me fall in love with hardware programming and through them I learned a lot of hardware concurrency and design concepts which you don't learn by writing software.
Depending on what you want to do (I suggest you start small) you can find such devices from 50$ to 50000$.
Depending on what you want to do (I suggest you start small) you can find such devices from 50$ to 50000$.
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Re: Hardware Development
devices like fpga are used to simulate the Hardware Description Language such as VHDL and I don't think he is looking for thatalexg wrote:I don't know anything about developing plugins for hardware development for Bochs/QEMU/Vbox but you could try an FPGA. These devices made me fall in love with hardware programming and through them I learned a lot of hardware concurrency and design concepts which you don't learn by writing software.
Depending on what you want to do (I suggest you start small) you can find such devices from 50$ to 50000$.
since you talked about fpga i can assume that you know what its used for, I don't think he want to go on logic design and such matters, he stays on the software layer