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Trap-and-emulate guestOS SDL-based applications #510

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ChinYikMing opened this issue Nov 3, 2024 · 2 comments
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Trap-and-emulate guestOS SDL-based applications #510

ChinYikMing opened this issue Nov 3, 2024 · 2 comments
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ChinYikMing commented Nov 3, 2024

Currently, the guest OS primarily uses its own syscall table. To enable it to run SDL-based applications, we may need to trap and emulate the SDL instruction, which would be handled by the rv32emu SDL backend.

Goal: at least able to run Doom, Quake and smolnes.

A simple demo is opening a white SDL screen.
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Any chance to run mado?

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jserv commented Nov 3, 2024

Any chance to run mado?

Hopefully, Mado is designed as an advanced yet lean window system for resource-constrained environments, making it suitable for system emulation validation.

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