ArmEmulator

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There are several emulators available that can run ARM code on a PC. Some of them might possibly be used for testing and debugging ARM code, but be aware that there is currently no emulator that can run iPodLinux (that's because there is no full emulation of an iPod's hardware yet).

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Overview

armemu (http://svn.ipodlinux.org/tools/armemu) - by josh and Busonerd, you can check it out using a svn client. Targets the iPod, but almost none of the I/O port support has been implemented yet.
QEMU (http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/) - a generic emulator for Linux sytems that supports ARM as one of its targets; not iPod-specific
arm-elf-run - included with the 2.95 toolchain; works for debugging assembly code and such, but not iPod-specific and limited to 4MB of RAM.

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Documentation

See also: ARMDev

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